2nd annual Toronto Screamfest unveils slate, Adam Green’s Frozen headlines!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Anyone out there happen to attend last year’s inaugural Toronto Screamfest?

Well, it’s that time of year again, and the Fest just unveiled its second annual lineup. From horror shorts to one hell of a feature showdown to cap off the night, this September 23rd in good ol’ Toronto looks to be all kinds of fun…

Spearheaded by Mike Klassen and Kyle Parry – in conjunction with Anchor Bay Entertainment, Film Army and SKG Films:

“This year the much anticipated film by Adam Green called FROZEN is screening on 35mm! Along with the feature, the night will include horrifically awesome shorts provided by film makers, Chris Lawson EXPIRED POETRY, Zach Green WORM, Marc Roussel REMOTE, the North American Premiere of Ryan Barrett’s VICTIM and Mike Klassen’s UNTIL DEATH. The night will also screen two films by first time film makers Torin Langen with his film CASE STUDY and Tobias Kiel with his film DONE LIKE DINNER.”

Toronto Screamfest TORONTO SCREAMFEST 2010 EVENT SCHEDULE:

7pm: Doors open

7:30pm: Introduction by Veronika London of first time filmmakers

DONE LIKE DINNER Directed by Tobias Kiel

CASE STUDY Directed by Torin Langen

Introduction by Veronika London of featured shorts:

EXPIRED POETRY Directed by Chris Lawson

WORM Directed by Zach Green

Break – 10 Min

8:30pm: Introduction by Veronika London of the next 3 featured shorts

UNTIL DEATH Directed by Mike Klassen

REMOTE Directed by Marc Roussel

VICTIM Directed by Ryan Barrett

Break 10 Min

9:15pm: Introduction of Frozen by Veronika London

FEATURE FILM: FROZEN Directed by Adam Green

10:50pm: Outro/thanks by Mike Klassen

Screamfest ends at 11pm

Get Your tickets and everything else you need to know about the 2010 Toronto Screamfest at the Official Facebook Page.

Source: Toronto Screamfest

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