Too Many Open Windows – TADFF Review
Open Windows (2014) dir. Nacho Vigalondo Open Windows. Wow. Hm. Where should I start. Julie Andrews says the beginning is a very good place to start Continue Reading
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Open Windows: Staring at the World through a Screen
The movie starts in a bowling alley, and proves in the first few minutes that Spanish Writer/Director Nacho Vigalondo (TIMECRIMES) knows how to make a Continue Reading
TADFF: Kumiko Review
Every once in a while a movie comes along that validates my ideals; Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter is one of those movies. It is a Continue Reading
TADFF 2014: Late Phases
I guess it’s only fitting that I should write this review past five in the morning given the title of the movie. Adrián García Bogliano’s Late Continue Reading
The Beginnings of a Mythology: The Drownsman At The Toronto After Dark 2014
Before the Toronto After Dark’s Werewolf Night, we got to see the emergence of a myth. A myth is less a lie and more of Continue Reading
Alien Isolation Review
There are things that go bump in the dark of space. It’s those things in Alien Isolation that you have to avoid at all costs. Continue Reading
Welcome To The World of Wolves: At The 2014 Toronto After Dark
What are wolves? Are they solitary predators that attack the weak and helpless? Are they a pack of monsters? Or are they a family that Continue Reading
ABCs Of Death 2: Toronto After Dark 2014.
So that happened… Really, though. I admittedly have never seen the first installment of ABCs Of Death, and although I knew the formula of Continue Reading
P-P-P-P-ABCs of Death 2: TADFF Review
ABCs of Death 2 (2014) dir. various; prod. Tim League, Ant Timpson Well, this is going to be interesting to review because as you are Continue Reading
Housebound? Try House Hell: TADFF Review
Housebound (2014) – dir. Gerard Johnstone I gotta say, Housebound has got to be the perfect horror movie for people like me. And by “people like me,” Continue Reading
Suburban Gothic & The Neckerchiefs: TADFF
Suburban Gothic (2014) – dir. Richard Bates Jr. I generally don’t need a lot to get me excited about a movie. I didn’t know much Continue Reading
Toronto After Dark’s First Film: Housebound
You know these tropes. It starts with a failed heist, but instead of the normal prison our protagonist, Kylie, gets sentenced to eight months of Continue Reading
Suburban Gothic Review – Toronto After Dark 2014
“It’s sort of like a kids movie for adults…I was holed up in my room watching Are You Afraid of The Dark?, reading Hardy Boys novels, and watching Continue Reading
Review: The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
It’s Halloween, and you know what that means. Manda’s got to get her spooky game fix…actually, you probably don’t know that, but nevertheless it’s true. Continue Reading
