Afflicted
Best buddies find that tourism sometimes bites in this faux-documentary chiller.
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Oculus
A superb supernatural thriller about two siblings struggling to escape an abusive past.
Green Inferno, The
Eli Roth returns to Midnight Madness with a grisly update to the cannibal genre.
Station, The (Blutgletscher)
Glacial scientists are menaced by mutants in this entertaining old-school creature feature
All Cheerleaders Die
Bring It On meets The Craft in this hard-edged high-school horror comedy.
Twenty-Five Years of Madness
TIFF's Midnight Madness series celebrates a quarter-century of genre craziness.
Massive Outpouring of Customer Support Saves Come As You Are
$55,000 raised, thanks to overwhelming community response and far-reaching social media campaign
Come As You Are Faces Financial Challenges Head On
A feminist, sex-positive co-operative sex shop turns to supporters for financial help.
How to Make Gambling Less Addictive
What casinos could do to mitigate the risks
Become a Gambling Addict in Five Easy Steps
Losing your home can be as simple as pushing a button
Some Great Idea Charts Toronto’s Post-Amalgamation Journey
2012 Heroes: Jude MacDonald and Paul Magder
Nominated for: holding Mayor Rob Ford to account.
2012 Villain: Sedwick Hill
Nominated for: his role in the untimely death of the Toronto Underground Cinema.
Toronto’s Haunted Hot Spots (Or Should That Be ‘Cold Spots’?)
Your guide to the things that go bump in the night, from one end of the city to the other.
Toronto After Dark Wraps Another Bloody Funny Festival
Thrills and laughs aplenty, but it was the short-film collection that impressed the most.
Three Years Later, Skinner Murder Still Unsolved
Family launches social media campaign on anniversary of killing to draw further attention to case.
The Toronto After Dark Film Festival Delivers Cinematic Craziness
Toronto’s Queer History, Recounted in Buttons and Pins
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Another Glass Box: The Stalinist “Bunker” Edition