After Dark flicks

By The Arrow

Posted 19 years ago

Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Toronto
After Dark Film Festival is delighted to announce half its lineup of new horror
and fantasy feature films which will premiere at its second annual edition, this
October 19-25, at the Bloor Cinema, in Toronto, Canada.

The first seven feature films revealed are: THE TRIPPER, David Arquette’s
star-studded debut horror film as writer-director, POULTRYGEIST: NIGHT OF THE
CHICKEN DEAD, Lloyd Kaufman’s much anticipated new new zombie musical, THE
WOLFHOUND, the most expensive Russian fantasy film ever made, AACHI & SSIPAK

Also, a groundbreaking new sci-fi animation from Korea, MULBERRY STREET and
AUTOMATON TRANSFUSION, two critically acclaimed and gut-renching new zombie
outbreak films, and AUDIENCE OF ONE, a hilarious, award-winning documentary
about one priest’s disastrous attempt to shoot a Christian version of Star Wars.

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The Arrow

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Favorite Movies: Rambo 1-2-3-4, Cobra, The Crow, Rocky 1-2-3-4-6, East of Eden, Near read more Dark, The Lost Boys, The Hitcher, Fight Club,The Terminator, Indiana Jones trilogy, Predator, High Tension, 9 and a Half Weeks, Angel Heart, Johnny Handsome, Alfred Hitchcock flicks, Lost Highway, Aliens, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, Conan The Barbarian, Dirty Harry series, Lethal Weapon series, Mad Max series, old school Argento and that's just the tip of the ice pick...

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