Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Coverage

Pre-Festival Coverage
March 3, 2009 - 2009 Dates Announced
June 4,2009 - Passes on Sale
July 8, 2009 - First 8 Titles Announced
July 29, 2009 - Remaining 8 Titles Announced
August 6, 2009 - Short Film Preview
August 13, 2009 - Filmmakers in Attendance

Daily Coverage
Day 1 - Friday August 14, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 2 - Saturday August 15, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 3 - Sunday August 16, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 4 - Monday August 17, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 5 - Tuesday August 18, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 6 - Wednesday August 19, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 7 - Thursday August 20, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog
Day 8 - Friday August 21, 2009 - Write Up, Vlog

Film Reviews - Features
Black
Black Dynamite
Children, The
Dark Hour, The / La hora fría
Dead Snow / Død snø
Embodiment of Evil / Encarnação do Demônio
Forbidden Door, The / Pintu terlarang
Franklyn
Grace
Must Love Death
Revenant, The
Rough Cut / Yeong-hwa-neun yeong-hwa-da
Someone's Knocking at the Door
Strigoi
Trick 'r Treat
Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl / Kyûketsu Shôjo tai Shôjo Furanken
Warlords, The / Tau ming chong

Film Reviews - Shorts
0 (Zero)
A Little Mouth to Feed
Bad Roomate
Batmilk
Becoming
Blackheads
Captain Coulier (Space Explorer)
Danse Macabre
Deadwalkers
Die Schneider Krankheit
Fallow
Git Gob
Heart of Karl
Hirsute
Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon, The
Killer Bra, The
King of Power 4 Billion %
Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers
Lobotomobile
Next Floor
Practical Guide for the Imaginary Friend (Abridged)
Santa: The Fascist Years
Under Pressure: A Story of Microscopic Stakes
Welgunzer
When It Will Be Silent
X-Mess Detrius
Zombie Zombie

Videos - Q&As, Introductions, etc.
Bad Roomate introduction with director James Gangl
Black Intro and Q&A with director Pierre Laffargue & producer Lauranne Bourrachat
Black Dynamite intro and Q&A with director Scott Sanders
Blackheads introduction with director Chris Nash
The Children introduction by Adam Lopez
Dance Macabre introduction by Todd Brown
Deadwalkers introduction with director Spencer Estabrooks
Fallow introduction with directors Colin Landry, Dave Alexander and producer Brenton Bentz
The Forbidden Door introduction by Todd Brown
Git Gob introduction with director Philip Eddolls
Grace Intro and Q&A with writer/director Paul Solet
Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers introduction with director Connall Pendergast
The Revenant intro and Q&A with director Kerry Prior
Rough Cut introduction by Todd Brown
Someone's Knocking at the Door intro and Q&A with actor and co-producer Noah Segan
Strigoi intro and Q&A with director Faye Jackson and producer Rey Muraru
Trick 'r Treat Intro and Q&A with writer/director Micheal Dougherty
Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl introduction by Todd Brown
Zombie Walk 2009 x2 announcements

Polls
Toronto After Dark is Starting - Are You Going?
Overall, My Toronto After Dark Experience Was...

Post Festival Coverage
Wrap Up
Awards

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Poll Results: Overall, my Toronto After Dark Experience Was….

The results speak for themselves: 61% had an Amazing! time at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival this year and 23% were Satisfying, both of those answers led to coming back to the festival more! There was a wee 7% tie between having an OK time and Not great time, but overall people really enjoyed it! It was another great year at Toronto After Dark!

61% - Amazing! I'll be first in queue next year
23% - Satisfying, will be a regular thing
7% - Ok, will consider revisiting
7% - Not a great year for me

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark 2009 Awards

The Awards for the 2009 Toronto After Dark Film Festival have been announced! I've already had my say on the festival experience as a whole, lets have a look at what the masses felt. The results are:

Audience Awards - Best Feature Film
Dead Snow - Gold (1st Place)
Trick 'r Treat - Silver (2nd Place)
Black Dynamite - Bronze (3rd Place)

Vision Awards - Best Independent Feature Film
The Vision Awards are given out by the Festival in recognition of outstanding independent genre feature filmmaking

Strigoi - Gold (1st Place)
The Revenant - Silver (2nd Place)
Grace - Bronze (3rd Place)

Audience Awards - Best Canadian Short Film
Captain Coulier (Space Explorer) - Gold (1st Place)
Blackheads - Silver (2nd Place)
Danse Macabre - Bronze (3rd Place)

Audience Awards - Best International Short Film
The Users Guide for the Imaginary Friends (Abridged) - Gold (1st Place)
The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon- Silver (2nd Place)
King of Power 4 Billion % - Bronze (3rd Place)

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark: Wrap Up

It's sad times when the Toronto After Dark Film Festival has come and gone for another year but to prolong the current before they turn to memory it just a little bit let's look at some of the highlights this year.

Best Film: Strigoi

Best Zombie Film: Tie: Dead Snow / Død snø and Grace
Don't make me choose between Nazi zombies and zombies babies...

Best Action: Rough Cut / Yeong-hwa-neun yeong-hwa-da

Best Thriller: The Forbidden Door / Pintu terlarang

Best Comedy: Black Dynamite

Scariest Film: The Children

Best Q&A's: Strigoi and Someone's Knocking at the Door

Most Entertaining & Enthusiastic Introduction: Bad Roomate

Best Shorts: 0 (Zero), Danse Macabre, Hirsute, Next Floor, Practical Guide for the Imaginary Friend (Abridged), When It Will Be Silent and Zombie Zombie

Funnest screenings: Black Dynamite - Opening Night energy, a full house and a hilarious film!

Fullest Screenings: Black Dynamite, Dead Snow / Død snø, Grace and Trick 'r Treat

Icky-ist Imagery: Embodiment of Evil / Encarnação do Demônio

Best Double Bill: Although it was a midday smash up, I'd go with Franklyn & Black

Happy Surprize: Must Love Death was much funnier than I expected

Still Has Me Thinking: The Forbidden Door / Pintu terlarang

Wish I hadn't missed: Nada - I got to all the screenings and a fair amount of the pub nights and parties.

Best Experience: Being at the World Premiere of Strigoi and meeting the filmmakers the next night at the pub.

Bizarre one-of: The tornado on Day 7.

Themes: Evil kids, pregnancy/birth, the undead, skewed realities and although not a theme, almost every film had someone puke in it.

Sharing is good! Shorts films that are available online:
Bat Milk (1m 45s)
Black Dog's Progress, The (3 min 15s)
Git Gob (1m 35s)
Heart of Karl (18m 52s)
Hirsute (13m 40s)
The Killer Bra (20m 38s)
X-Mess Detrius (1m 37s)
Zombie Zombie (6m 26s)

Sharing is good! Fellow TAD'ers
One of the fantastic things about the festival is getting to hang out with friends and meet new people every year. Want to know what they are thinking? Check out there respective sites for festival coverage, film reviews, interviews, vids, vlogs and more: 10 Movies to See Before You Die, Eternal Sunshine of the Logical Mind, The Film Reel, The Horror Section, Pop Journalism, Renerd, RowThree, Toronto Film Scene, Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow, Toronto Screen Shots, Twitch Film and You Bring a Horse For Me? Productions.

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Poll Results: Toronto After Dark Starts This Week. Are You Going?

Well it's clear that the fans of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival are out in full force! With a total of 53% attending the festival this year (45% that go annually, 8% newbies this year) and 17% wishing they were there that is a whopping 70% of us that are fans of the festival. Only a small percentage were not going (5%) and 22% wanted to know what Toronto After Dark is. To fill in that blank, it is a 8 night film festival in Toronto that showcases Horror, Sci-Fi, Action & Cult film. You can find out more by checking out the Toronto After Dark website or read the coverage of the festival here at Movie Moxie.

45% - Yes! It's a yearly ritual
22% - What's Toronto After Dark?
17% - No, but I wish I was
8% - Yes! It will be the first time
5% - No

Thanks for voting!

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 8 - Friday August 21, 2009

Day 8 of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival marked the closing of the festival for 2009. Although it is always sad to mark the last day, at least it was done in style and more importanly with great films. As a special treat, we got to see not only the fantastic scheduled short of Denis Villeneuve's Next Floor but Danse Macabre was also replayed in its entirety after being cut short during Day 7 due to the tornado. On top of all that we had a packed house for the screening of the zombie baby film Grace with a fantastic Q&A with writer/director Paul Solet and a stellar after party. Now, that is how you wrap up a festival!

To hear and see about Day 8 check out my TADFF'09 Vlog for Day 8.

Danse Macabre
Dir: Pedro Pires
Canada, 6 minutes

Absolutely stunning short following a corpse with movement and emotion. Art direction and tone range from gritty to clinical to mystical and all fit in perfectly. Fantastic.

See introduction to the August 20, 2009 screening of Danse Macabre and The Forbidden Door by Toronto After Dark Film Festival programmer Todd Brown here.





Grace
Writer/Dir: Paul Solet
Cast: Jordan Ladd, Gabrielle Rose, Samantha Ferris, Malcolm Stewart, Stephen Park, Serge Houde
Canada/USA

Grace exceeded my expectations by leaps and bounds, as it is much more than just a zombie film but rather an exploration playing on the powerful persistence and resilience of motherhood. A well developed story with strong performances is the perfect starting point for a demise into the realm of the bizarre. This film has great pacing which develops organically with the gradual shifts in tone that build a metamorphosis over all aspects of the film from the acting to visual style to music. All this and a zombie baby to boot! What makes Grace a brilliant horror flick is that it doesn't go for shock-a-minute or trick scares but rather takes a truly horrific premise and places it in a perfectly believable setting. There is nothing more scary than believing, and believe it you will.

See selections from the introduction and Q&A for Grace with writer/director Paul Solen here.


Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez and Grace writer/director Paul Solet


Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez and Grace writer/director Paul Solet

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Selections from Introduction and Q&A to Grace with Writer/Director Paul Solet

The following video clips are from the introduction and Q&A to the screening of Grace with writer/director Paul Solet on Friday August 21, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez introduces the screening of Grace and writer/director Paul Solet:


Writer/director Paul Solet comments on the Toronto After Dark audience for Grace:


Writer/director Paul Solet discusses the idea and inspiration for the film:


Writer/director Paul Solet responds to audience question regarding how often used latex baby was used:


Writer/director Paul Solet responds to question regarding the music:


Writer/director Paul Solet responds to audience question regarding the possibility of a sequel:


Writer/director Paul Solet responds to audience question on if David Cronenberg seen Grace, as well as discussing what is next for the film:


The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 8 Vlog - Friday August 21, 2009

Films discussed: Danse Macabre, Next Floor and Grace.

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 ran from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 7 - Thursday August 20, 2009

Hopefuls in the Rush Line for Trick 'r Treat

Well, where to begin with Day 7 of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival? It was a whirlwind from start to finish. We all knew it would be a crazy day with the sell out screening of Trick 'r Treat but I was amazed to see the huge rush line at 6:20pm for the 9:45pm screening - it went all the way from the theatre to the corner of Bathurst & Bloor. The evening started out with the 7pm screening of Danse Macabre and The Forbidden Door, but due to a tornado (!) the screening stalled during Danse Macabre. Now, things did get back up and running but unfortunately we didn't get to see the 35mm version The Forbidden Door which would have been such a treat - but we did get to see it albeit with an occasional watermark. The crowd was very patient and occasionally vocal but that made for a very memorable screening, and one that ended by exiting through the back doors and ending up behind the theatre. That was a first for me!

To hear and see about Day 7 check out my TADFF'09 Vlog for Day 7.


Passholder Line for The Forbidden Door



The Forbidden Door / Pintu terlarang
Dir: Joko Anwar (Dead Time: Kala)
Cast: Fachry Albar, Marsha Timothy, Ario Bayu, Tio Pakusodewo
Indonesia

This film was high on my anticipated list for the festival however it looked so freaking scary I was almost concerned about seeing it. The context and ideas can be pretty extreme at times but the film stays centred with Fachry Albar fantastic performance in the lead role of Gambir, an artist whom appears to have achieved all the things to desire in life yet always has an undertone of melancholy and despair. What lies behind the achievements, the successes and The Door? The Forbidden Door is a rare film where every odd moment that puts you off kilter ends up falling perfectly into place, yet not necessarily in the spot you expect.

See introduction to the screening of Danse Macabre and The Forbidden Door by Toronto After Dark Film Festival programmer Todd Brown here.

Batmilk
Dir: Brandon Blommaert
Canada, 1 minute

Bright & creative this really short animated short give a look at a bizarre life cycle.


Waiting to get into Trick 'r Treat, thank goodness the rain had ceased!



Trick 'r Treat
Writer/Dir: Michael Dougherty
Cast: Anna Paquin, Brian Cox, Dylan Baker, Tahmoh Penikett
USA

The sell out crowd ate up Trick 'r Treat like Halloween candy. An anthology film with numerous concurrent threads over the course of one Halloween we follow characters of all ages in their often sinister seasonal traditions. The spirit of the film did celebrate the holiday and focused primarily on the tricks than over the treats. Although it is exciting to see a film that really goes for the holiday spirit I found the combination of no character in particular to cheer for, several continuity issues and not a trickster at heart myself, this film didn't quite resonate with me.

See selections from the introduction and Q&A for Trick 'r Treat with writer/director Michael Dogherty here.

Trick 'r Treat will be released on DVD on October 6, 2009


Dave Alexander from Rue Morgue and Trick r Treat writer/director Michael Dougherty


Dave Alexander from Rue Morgue and Trick r Treat writer/director Michael Dougherty


People were sure in the spirit of the film, looking for candy and in costume to boot.


Costumed Trick 'R Treaters



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Selections from Introduction and Q&A to Trick r' Treat with writer/director Michael Dougherty

The following video clips are from the introduction and Q&A for the screening of Trick 'r Treat with writer/director Michael Dougherty on Thursday August 20, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.

Rue Morgue's Dave Alexander starts the night off with trivia & giveaways:


Rue Morgue's Dave Alexander introduces Trick 'r Treat writer/director Michael Dougherty:


Writer/director Michael Dougherty disusses the inspiration and original short film:


Writer/director Michael Dougherty responds to audience question on the origins of character Sam (spoilers)


Writer/director Michael Dougherty responds to audience question regarding the origins of one of the stories in the film (spoilers)


Writer/director Michael Dougherty response to audience question on if people play tricks on set:


Writer/director Michael Dougherty response to audience question on if will there be a Part 2?


Writer/director Michael Dougherty discusses what he does for Halloween as well as the costuming in the film:


Writer/director Michael Dougherty invites the audience to make their own Halloween short films & art and submit it their contest:


The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Todd Brown Introduces Danse Macabre and The Forbidden Door

The following video clip is from the introduction by Todd Brown, Toronto After Dark Programmer, to the screening of the Danse Macabre and The Forbidden Door on Thursday August 20, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 7 Vlog - Thursday August 20, 2009

Films Discussed: Danse Macabre, The Forbidden Door and Trick 'r Treat

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 6 - Wednesday August 19, 2009

Day 6 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival was all about pushing boundaries and breaking outside of the box. All of the films had unique visions that make you question expectations and opened your eyes to a new way of looking at things. Pretty awesome, eh?

To hear and see about Day 6 check out my TADFF'09 Vlog for Day 6.


Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez introduces Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers and Must Love Death

Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers
Dir: Conall Pendergast
Canada, 5 minutes

Style runs strong in the black & white short that brings a comedic result to the red tape of torture.

See introduction to Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers with director Conall Pendergast here.

Must Love Death
Dir: Andreas Schaap
Cast: Manon Kahle, Lucie Pohl, Katjana Gerz, Sami Loris, Jeff Burrell, Peter Farkas, Philipp Rafferty, Tobias Schenke
Germany

No one is safe from love or devices in this US set but Germany filmed and acted (in English) torture porn rom com. Yep, you read that right. It's successful on both ends although I know I missed some of the nods beyond Star Trek and The Terminator to various films but even so it was surprizingly funny. This was not high on my list of 'to see's' at the festival but it provided well more than enough laughs to make it exceed expectations. For those wary of violence, the torture parts are pretty extreme so watch at your own risk.

Git Gob
Dir: Philip Eddolls
Canada, 2 minutes

In this very short short we are treated to a unique dialogue between two creatures in a funny but also suprizingly succinct way. This one was quite a feat, successfully communicated messages in a non-traditional but very clear fashion.

See introduction to Git Gob with director Philip Eddolls here.



Rough Cut / Yeong-hwa-neun yeong-hwa-da
Dir: Jang Hun
Cast: So Ji-seob, Kang Ji-Hwan, Ko Chang-Seok, Hong Su-hyeon
South Korea

Spectacular South Korean action/meta film is the best way to describe Rough Cut. This was one of my most anticipated films of the festival and it delivered. Take a tough guy actor and match him to a gangster actor wannabe and you end up with a film that delivers in innovative action screens, a fantastic story with beautiful three dimensional characters. Kang Ji-Hwan and So Ji-Seob play the dual protagonists brilliantly, going head to head throughout the film on and off set. The energy and tension created throughout is alarming and perfectly parallels the theme of the 'making it real'. It's a fantastic film is you are looking for some "Action!".

See introduction to the screening of Rough Cut by Toronto After Dark Film Festival programmer Todd Brown here.



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Introduction to Rough Cut

The following video clip is from the introduction by Todd Brown, Toronto After Dark Programmer, to the screening of Rough Cut on Wednesday August 19, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Introduction to Git Gob with Director Philip Eddolls

The following video clip is from the introduction to the screening of the short Git Gob with director Philip Eddolls on Wednesday August 19, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Introduction to Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers with Director Conall Pendergast

The following video clip is from the introduction to the screening of the short Legend of the Seven Bloody Torturers with director Conall Pendergast on Wednesday August 19, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.



The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 6 Vlog - Wednesday August 19, 2009

Films Discussed: Must Love Death and Rough Cut

The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 Day 5 - Tuesday August 18, 2009

Don't get left in the dark, indeed! Day 5 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival was all about the scares. From creepy kids to a crazy serial killers it was certainly the night with the most nervous giggles, eye covering and audible cringes. Also we were treated to a great Q&A with Noah Segan, actor and co-producer of Someone's Knocking at the Door.

To hear and see about Day 5 check out my TADFF'09 Vlog for Day 5.

Lobotomobile
Dir: Sara St. Onge
Canada, 6 minutes

Procedural tranquillity and conformity showcased in musical number style and,... on wheels.


Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez introduces The Children

The Children
Dir: Tom Shankland (The Killing Gene / W Delta Z)
Cast: Eva Birthistle, Stephen Campbell Moore, Jeremy Sheffield, Rachel Shelley
UK

I always look forward to a genuinely scary horror flick and The Children fit that slot nicely this year at the festival. We start with a family holiday dinner of siblings, partners and kids. A fair number of high energy kids that don't pay too much attention to what people say. The funny thing is, that isn't the scares and it really sets a great tone of realism into family and parental dynamics and even competitive parenting which gives the film a unique point of view for a horror flick. Of course it does turn creepy - really creepy and you don't want to be near those kids, believe you-me. One of the few films this year I actually almost covered my eyes due to the fantastic build up of tension. Freaky, creepy and funny to boot The Children is a great film.

Although director Tom Shankland was not at the screening, he sent along a note that was read by Adam Lopez, Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder, at the screening. See video of Tom Shankland's hilarous words here.

Heart of Karl
Dir: Steven Kostanski (Laser Ghosts 2: Return to Laser Cove)
Canada, 15 minutes

Bizarre short that blends family loyalty with skeleton looking creatures, super powers, missing hearts and lots and lots of blood.


Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez introduces with Someone's Knocking at the Door lead actor and co-producer Noah Segan

Someone's Knocking at the Door
Dir: Chad Ferrin
Cast: Noah Segan, Andrea Rueda, Ezra Buzzington, Timothy Muskatell
USA

If you take sex, drugs, rock'n'roll and add students, serial killers and sexual violence together and trip it all up you have Someone's Knocking at the Door. It's fair to say I'm not the target audience but the strong performance by Noah Segan kept me with the film. If you are a fan of druggie and slasher films this is right up your alley.

See selections from the introduction and Q&A for Someone's Knocking at the Door with lead actor and co-producer Noah Segan here.

Paupers: Where Pub After Dark continues nighly after the festival screenings until this Thursday August 20, 2009. Filmmakers, fans, bloggers, festival folks - you never know who you might meet!




The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

TADFF'09: Selections from Someone's Knocking at the Door Intro and Q&A with Lead Actor and Co-producer Noah Segan

The following video clips are from the introduction and Q&A for the screening of Someone's Knocking at the Door with actor & co-producer Noah Segan on Tuesday August 18, 2009 at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival.

Toronto After Dark Film Festival Director & Founder Adam Lopez introduces Someone's Knocking at the Door lead actor & co-producer Noah Segan:


Lead actor & co-producer Noah Segan responds to audience question regarding the special effects:


Lead actor & co-producer Noah Segan discusses how they did one particular unique effects in the film:


Lead actor & co-producer Noah Segan discusses the ending & inspiration of the film (spoilers):

Lead actor and co-producer Noah Segan responds to audience question on being at Toronto After Dark and will it help the film with it's future:


Lead actor and co-producer Noah Segan discusses what is next for the film:


The Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2009 runs from August 14-21, 2009 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.