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Danny Dunlop’s Wolves, an eerie psychological thriller inspired by true events, is poised to make an impact on audiences with its unsettling exploration of the thin line between victim and perpetrator. The film, starring Mark Nocent, Jake Raymond, and Allan Dobrescu, captures the journey of a young recluse who inadvertently stumbles onto a string of unsolved cold cases, only to find himself spiralling deeper into society’s dark underbelly.

Drawing inspiration from a real-life series of unsolved animal deaths in Dunlop’s hometown of London, Ontario, the film’s plot channels a sense of impending dread and unease. These animal deaths were widely considered a public emergency, as experts warned that such recurring violence against animals is often a precursor to more dangerous behaviour, including human killings. It’s this chilling idea that Dunlop has brought to life, taking the audience on a ride filled with psychological tension, unease,...

Salem, Massachusetts brews up more Halloween activities than you can shake a broom at each October, so it was logical for Salem Horror Fest to take place during the spookiest month of the year. For its sixth installment, however, the festivities have moved to the spring, making it much easier to attend without throngs of tourists.

If last night’s opening night ceremony — headlined by a screening of Candyman with Tony Todd in attendance — is any indication, horror lovers will show up any time of the year. Held at the Peabody Essex Museum, the event kicked off with poignagnt opening remarks by festival director Kay Lynch. She briefly outlined the evolution of Salem Horror, which was born out of her desire for catharsis after the 2016 election.

With folk horror being a common theme among some of this year’s programming, Kier-La Janisse was enlisted to deliver a keynote address. Much like how her essential documentary,...

Genre specialist Black Mandala presents the psychological horror movie, “Wolves”, directed by Danny Dunlop and inspired by real events. The film was selected in Cinequest Film Festival, Dances with Films, Regina International Film Festival and Awards, Atlanta Horror Film Festival, Portland Film Festival, Forest City Film Festival, Windsor International Film Festival, Salen Horror Film Festival; …

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"We ask if anyone in the community has any information to please come forward." Black Mandala Films has revealed an official US trailer for a Canadian indie horror thriller titled Wolves, from filmmaker Danny Dunlop. Described as a "genre-bending murder mystery," this initally premiered at the 2022 Cinequest Film Festival, and also stopped by the Dances with Films, Atlanta Horror, Portland, and Windsor Film Festivals last year. A psychological horror movie inspired by true events. When a young social recluse stumbles onto a series of unsolved cold cases he finds himself pulled deeper into society's dark underside and must face his own demons to learn the truth. The indie thriller stars Mark Nocent, Jake Raymond, Allan Dobrescu, Hugh Wilson, and Rod Keith. There's not much to this first look teaser, just a very nice tease setting up the chilling tone and atmosphere of this film. Genre fans need to keep an...

Named by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the “best genre festivals in the world,” Salem Horror Fest returns to the Peabody Essex Museum on Thursday, April 20, 2023.

Salem Horror Fest, in partnership with Cinema Salem and Bit Bar, will run Thursday, April 20 through Sunday, April 30 featuring dozens of premieres, filmmakers and special guests including Linnea Quigley, Amelia Kinkade, Geretta Geretta, William Ragsdale, Amanda Bearse, and Stephen Geoffreys with live podcasts Faculty of Horror and Horror Queers.

The event will honor Hollywood legend Tony Todd for his groundbreaking performance originating the iconic role of Candyman from the 1992 film, in addition to countless other roles.

This week, Fangoria has shared the full feature film lineup for the sixth annual Salem Horror Fest, and we’re going to include that below. Head over to Fangoria for more info!

Festival Director Kay Lynch tells Fangoria, “The world is becoming an increasingly scary place, but Salem...