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David and Charlene go back and talk about the gothic horror series Penny Dreadful by creator John Logan. They dive into the characters, their inspirations, changes made to the classic literary works in the new narrative, and the complex tale it tells. Join them as we travel back to London in 1891. Jack the Ripper was the least of London's worries.
David gives his list of faves in the horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and action genres for 2021. 🥳
The premiere film at the 2021 edition of Canada's Blood in the Snow film festival which played in Toronto at The Royal Theatre. Mallory takes a look at Vicious Fun, a horror/comedy about a horror film critic, Joel, Â who accidentally falls in with a serial killer self-help group. Directed by Cody Calahan.
A preview of what is coming up on the podcast in the next three months.Â
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Sarah joins me again as we talk about our feelings concerning the new Halloween. Emotions run high as two very big fans of Carpenter's original and Blumhouse'e 2018 sequel had very high expectations for this. What did we think of it? Press play to find out.
Thorn and Willow have a happy life. They love each other, they are the High Priest and Priestess of a mostly stable Coven and Thorn has a semi-successful bird bath shop online. But despite the relationship problems their Coven occasionally comes to them with and the fact that even with persistence, his wife Willow may not be ready to have a child. They are happy. Until Thorn receives an email with direct ties to his life before becoming a witch.Â
Written & Directed by Richard Bates Jr.
Our final Toronto After Dark 2021 review. Thank you so much for listening!
From Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Mallory flies solo as she gives her non-spoiler review of Director Christopher Donaldson's film.
The final show for TORONTO AFTER DARK (but not our final review ep) is PAUL DOOD'S DEADLY LUNCH BREAK.
We look at the action film NIGHTSHOOTERS (U.K.) shown at the TORONTO AFTER DARK FILM FESTIVAL 2021.
We watched the Hungarian feature entry to TADFF. POST MORTEM. Directed by Peter Bergendy. We keep it as non-spoiler as we can so give a listen!
Toronto After Dark for tickets and schedule
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