Coming later this year is the web series Rub One Out from local Toronto lad Justin McConnell, director of The Collapsed and Skull World (set to have its World Premiere at the Canadian Film Fest on March 22nd here in Toronto). Unstable Ground begins development on Rub One Out web series Affari Di Famiglia will co-produce series with Unstable Ground, Inc. Toronto, On - Development has begun on the dark-comedy/thriller web series Rub One Out, with a 'proof of concept' trailer newly available online. The series, based loosely on an original concept by the late Kevin Hutchinson (co-creator of The Eternal and The Collapsed), will be written & produced by Justin McConnell (The Eternal, The Collapsed, Eviction), Joseph Nanni (Black Goat, It Got Out, The Necronomicon, A Day Without Cancer), and Adam Kenneth Wilson (actor...
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- 3/11/2013
- Screen Anarchy
The exorcism/possession sub-genre of horror has been a very effective way to scare the shit out of audiences ever since young Linda Blair brought a nightmare to life 35 years ago. Now the short film Eviction brings us its own take on the subject of demonic possession.
Eviction premiered recently at Toronto After Dark, and we have the nine-minute short in its entirety below.
The film was written/directed by Justin McConnell (The Eternal, The Collapsed), was co-produced by the late Kevin Hutchinson (who also did the F/X work), and stars Robert Nolan (Familiar, Worm, Sick).
Synopsis:
A message of warning. And welcome. A herald of my arrival. Transfer of my energy. Welcome to my world. I am all things, and nothing. I am Nameless.
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Eviction premiered recently at Toronto After Dark, and we have the nine-minute short in its entirety below.
The film was written/directed by Justin McConnell (The Eternal, The Collapsed), was co-produced by the late Kevin Hutchinson (who also did the F/X work), and stars Robert Nolan (Familiar, Worm, Sick).
Synopsis:
A message of warning. And welcome. A herald of my arrival. Transfer of my energy. Welcome to my world. I am all things, and nothing. I am Nameless.
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Got news? Click here to submit it!
Experience an energy transfer in the comments section below!
- 11/7/2012
- by Doctor Gash
- DreadCentral.com
The 2012 Toronto After Dark Film Festival this year as always has healthy assortment of short films in their program. Along with the feature length shorts program they also begin each feature with short film to start off the night this year dubbed “Canada After Dark”. Here are few highlights of this year’s festival. Some of them were so strong that many were better that the feature that followed, so make sure you catch these shorts at festival near you soon. Here are some of the highlights:
Not Till We’Re Married
Shannon Rae Hanmer, 8 min, Canada, 2012
A really funny take on dysfunctional online dating directed by Shannon Rae Hanmer and written by Chris Nash (My Main Squeeze, Liplock): a woman is ready to make a commitment to her boyfriend but finds out he has a deformed twin brother attached to his hip who is the one that is really in love with her.
Not Till We’Re Married
Shannon Rae Hanmer, 8 min, Canada, 2012
A really funny take on dysfunctional online dating directed by Shannon Rae Hanmer and written by Chris Nash (My Main Squeeze, Liplock): a woman is ready to make a commitment to her boyfriend but finds out he has a deformed twin brother attached to his hip who is the one that is really in love with her.
- 11/3/2012
- by Kelly Michael Stewart
- Planet Fury
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