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This will come as a surprise to no one but David Cronenberg’s Crimes of The Future is weeeeeeeird. It’s quintessentially...
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Titane is the femme-powered cannon that’s been taking the festival season by storm, and rightly so. Written and directed by...
David Cronenberg is back at it with his organ growing, autopsy art-filled body horror; Crimes of the Future! Join your Nightmare on Film Street horror hosts Jon & Kim as they sit down to dissect this stomach churner, immediately after seeing the film! We’re not entirely sure what we just...
A beach getaway sounds like a dream, right? As the world turns and it feels like every part of our...
Election season has enough drama to fill a horror movie, so why not embrace it with films that explore the...
DESCRIPTION: Welcome to Nightmare Alley; the detour podcast from Nightmare on Film Street. This secret back alley is where horror hosts Kim & Jon talk with notable horror filmmakers and creators about their exciting and terrifying work in the genre space! This week, we sit down with fellow Canuck Brandon...
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Perfect is Eddie Alcazar’s directorial debut featuring an ambitious cast of young actors, driven to delivering performances worth noting. Garrett...
Real estate and home ownership have fueled horror for as long as humans have told ghost stories. The dream of...
The 1970s: A time when vinyl wasn’t just a hipster trend, lava lamps lit up rooms with their hypnotic glow, and horror movies? Well, they were in a league of their own, especially the underrated 70s horror movies that have remained hidden gems over the decades. This was a decade...
Did you know that David Cronenberg directed a Christmas movie? It’s kinda bleak and insanely brutal, but Eastern Promises (2007)...
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Albert Shin’s Disappearance at Clifton Hill hits select theatres (nationwide in Canada) and VOD this weekend. From IFC MIdnight Films, Disappearance...
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Fair or not, films that have their release dates pushed back or flat-out shelved indefinitely tend to be looked down upon. In many instances, it suggests creative disputes among filmmakers and executives took place, or even a studio acknowledging they have a dud on their hands. Polaroid fell victim to a...
