Canadian films don't make money. It's almost a certainty in the Canadian film industry but once in a while a film comes along that gives us hope. This year Fido, just might be that film. Our glowing review is here and other bloggers agree that the zombie comedy (zombedy?) about a '50s community where zombies are pets was the right choice to open the Canada First series. Popped Culture's Jeremy Barker gives thumbs up to......

When Torontoist began to watch Fido we were a little under whelmed. The opening parody of 1950’s informational film, describing a world in which cosmic space dust has brought the dead back to life and given them an endless hunger for braaainsss… was a little stale (though, yes, informative) and the initial set-up, “Timmy is a lonely little boy whose mummy doesn’t listen and whose daddy doesn’t even see him” is pretty heavily telegraphed. However,......