31 Days Of Horror 2026: Things Get Biblical in Brian Duffield’s ‘Whalefall’ (Toronto After Dark Film Festival)

If you would have told me last week that WHALEFALL would be one of the most emotionally resonant movies I had seen this year I would have accused you of suffering from nitrogen narcosis.

31 Days of Horror 2026: Karen and Sachin’s Toronto After Dark Film Festival Top Picks!

Karen Shute and Sachin Hingoo give their top 3 hot picks (each) for this week’s Toronto After Dark Film Festival! Karen As a scuba diver, it’s probably not the best … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2026: Karen and Sachin’s Toronto After Dark Film Festival Top Picks!

31 Days of Horror 2026: We’ve Got The Full Lineup For The 2026 Toronto After Dark Film Festival!

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival returns and expands for 2026!

Saturday at the Movies: Reflections of a Reflection in Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s ‘Reflection in a Dead Diamond’ (Toronto After Dark Film Festival)

Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s ‘Reflection in a Dead Diamond’ favours style over substance. But it might be better for it.

Mortuary Collection

31 Days of Horror: Toronto After Dark – The Mortuary Collection Review

The Mortuary Collection is sure to make its way into heavy rotation around Spook-a-Doodle time.

31 Days of Horror 2019: Toronto After Dark 2019 Review – ‘Making Monsters’

There are so many different things going on ‘Making Monsters’ that one film can’t hold them all. And this one doesn’t. It’s still a fun watch.

31 Days of Horror 2019: Toronto After Dark Film Festival – Interview with ‘Homewrecker’ Precious Chong!

Sachin Hingoo talks with ‘Homewrecker’ star Precious Chong about the joys of filming in her own home, the problem of politeness, and sledgehammers.

31 Days Of Horror 2019: Toronto After Dark Review – “Witches In The Woods”

‘Witches in the Woods’ tries a lot of different things, but none of them work as well as Sachin Hingoo wants them to.

31 Days Of Horror: Toronto After Dark Film Festival Review – “I’ll Take Your Dead”

‘I’ll Take Your Dead,’ a Toronto After Dark Film Festival entrant, brings three seemingly disparate genres together by presenting powerhouse performances.