Schedule

Welcome to our 15th year of bringing cool, edgy independent films to Buffalo, New York. We're screening 94 films over nine days: AFF 2025 runs Friday, Sept. 12th - Thursday, Sept. 18th at Dipson's Amherst Theatre, 3500 Main Street in Buffalo; and Friday, Sept. 19th and Saturday, Sept. 20th at The Screening Room Cinema & Arts Cafe, 880 Alberta Drive in Amherst, New York.

The full schedule appears below. Right now, only the Full Fantasy Festival Pass is available, for only $80 cash, at the Amherst Theatre box office and the Screening Room Cinema & Arts Cafe. The price for students and seniors is only $60. Single block/screening tickets will be available for our week at the Amherst beginning Friday, Sept. 5th at Dipsontheatres.com  (for regular Dipson prices).  Day Passes will be available when the festival begins for between $20 and $25.

Admission Prices

Full Fantasy Festival Pass - $80 cash for 9 days plus one Bonus "Secret Cinema" Day closed to the public at The Screening Room on Sunday, Sept. 21st; Student & Senior Discount, $60 cash. Available now at the Amherst Theatre box office.

Day Passes for Friday 9/12, Saturday 9/13, or Sunday, 9/14 - $25. cash Available when the festival begins.

Day Passes for Monday, 9/15, Tuesday, 9/16, Wednesday, 9/17, or Thursday, 9/19 - $20 cash. Available when the festival begins.

Day Passes for Friday, 9/19 - $20, Saturday, 9/20 - $20 cash. Available on the day.

Simgle block/film tickets for our week at the Amherst will go on sale Friday, Sept. 5th at Dipsontheatres.com (regular Dipson prices apply, plus their service charge).

AMAZING FAVTASY FEST 2025

AMAZING FANTASY FEST 2025 SCHEDULE

Nine Days, 94 Films, 30 Blocks, two Venues! Blocks with features list the features first and then the shorts, but the shorts will play before the features. All Q&As are tentative.

Friday, September 12th at Dipson’s Amherst Theatre

2:15   Block 1    Journey (Fantasy, Australia, 71 mins) Epic sword and sorcery quest with exciting visual effects. Preceded by Foil Guy vs. Anvil (Stop Motion Animation, US, 1 min), Summon a Gravedigger (Stop Motion, US, 7:30), and and Caliburn (Fantasy, US, 16 mins), based on King Arthur.

4:15  Block 2    The Box, the Con, and the Handsomest Man in Fandom (Doc, CA, 40 mins) – The contents of a bookstore box provide a lighthearted look at geek culture history. Q&A with director Paul Johnson. Shorts: Deb & Joan (SF, US, 14:20) and Frea (Fantasy, US, 10 mins), Q&A with director Ashlyn Nolan.

6:40  Block 3    Frenzy Moon - Festival director Greg Lamberson’s werewolf movie filmed in Clarence, starring a cast of talented locals. Encore screening Mon 9/15. Short: Like Me (Horror, US, 6:40), Q&A with director Ashley Lauren.

9:15  Block 4    Straight On Till Morning (Horror, US, 104 mins) – Two women on a road trip encounter a twisted family of psychopaths in this nail-biting journey into terror! Short: The End of October (Horror, US, 7 mins), Q&A with director Tess Holbrook.

Saturday. September 13th at Dipson’s Amherst Theatre

1:30  Block 5    A Serbian Documentary (Documentary, US, 83 mins) Stephen Biro’s entertaining look at the making of A Serbian Film, possibly the most controversial horror film ever made.

3:15  Block 6    Zombie Chronicles (Horror, NYS, 1 hr. 55 mins) An exciting and terrifying look at the zombie apocalypse in NYC. Q&A with filmmaker Marvin Suarez. Short: The Good, the Blood and the Bloodthirsty: Sun’s Salvation (Animated, US, 5 mins).

6:20  Block 7    Three Amazing Horror Shorts: Le Singe Bleu (Dark Fantasy, CAN, 12 mins directed by Jennifer Miville: An immortal man faces the inevitable death of his wife. Mother Grimm (Experimental, MA, 36 mins) directed by Jason Lake:  A New England woman is trapped in a surrealist nightmare. The Showffeur (Horror, WNY, 38 mins) directed by Taylor Martin: Two coupes kidnapped by a ride share driver are forced to attend his sadistic birthday party. Q&As with all three directors.

9:00   Block 8    Humanoids from the Deep: Special 45th Anniversary screening of Roger Corman’s exploitation classic about mutant sea creatures driven to mate with human women. Short: Multi-Level Massacre (Horror Comedy, MA, 9 mins). Q&A with director Ashes Homon-Rahall.

OFF BEAT SUNDAY, Sept. 14th at Dipson’s Amherst Theater

1:15  Block 9   Tales from Clipper Coffee (Anthology, NYS, 60 mins) The denizens of a Bronx coffee shop experience strange phenomena. Q&A with director Jerry Landi.  Shorts: Sugarcrash (Satire, WNY Student, 1 min), Q&A with Eva Rose Young, and Creation (Experimental, MA, 5 mins), Q&A with Skip Shea.

3:30          Amazing Fantasy Awards (“The Festers”)

4:45  Block 10 Dyngus Day (Horror Comedy, WNY, 99 mins). The September Brothers decided Western New York needed its own holiday horror slasher film folk horror comedy! Q&A with Michael Buttino and Golden Groves. Short: A Rough Start (Horror-Comedy, US, 5 mins).

7:10 Block 11   Three Buffalo Horror Comedies: Arcade Daze (21 mins) Q&A with Daniel Conklin and Bill Murray III; Kiss the Cook (sequel to Junk Food, 23 mins) Q&A with Angel Barber and Connor Greczyn; and Phantom Frights (25 mins) Q&A with Kristen Skeet and Eugene Bofill.

9:00  Block 12 WTF - Astral Plane Drifter (90 mins) – The best western/sci-fi/Kung Fu comedy in the history of ever! Q&A with filmmaker/star Mike Caravella. Preceded by Midnight Snack (Horror Comedy, USA, 4 mins)

Monday, September 15th at Dipson’s Amherst Theatre

2:00  Block 13 Burnt Flowers (Thriller, UK, 99 mins) Michael Fausti’s 1960s- set crime thriller is part noir, part conspiracy thriller, and part serial killer chiller. Fausti previously directed No Exit, which we screened. Excellent cinematography and score.

4:00 Block 14   Daydreamers (Experimental, China, 50 mins) – The most immersive film of the festival: In a world where life after death is fact, two friends get high while taking supernatural drugs. Short: Black Moon (Action, US,14 mins) directed by Buffalo native Van Dinh.

6:00   Block 15 Nastell (Drama, WNY, 51 mins) A drama about young people, fashion, and the drug culture. Q&A with director Cydney Ramos. Short: by Forever (CNY Student, 14 mins), Q&A with  George Pavlidis, and Escaping Gravity (CNY Student, 18:45).

8:15   Block 16 Frenzy Moon (Horror, WNY, 81 mins) Encore screening of festival director Gregory Lamberon’s werewolf film. Q&A with Lamberson, cast and crew.

Tuesday, September 16th at Dipon’s Amherst Theatre

4:00   Block 17 Vincent – A Story of Supernatural Friendship (Horror, Denmark, 83 mins – English subtitles) A small town coming of age story about ice cream, friendship, and monsters. Short: Midnight Snack (Horror, Canada, 2 mins).

6:00  Block 18 Best Served Cold (Mixed Genres, WNY, 55 mins) Women use murder to get what they want. Q&A with Larry Saunders and Keith Lukowski. Short: Endurance (Comedy, WNY, 8 mins) Q&A with Owen Greene.                                        

7:45  Block 19 Cain Came Home (Supernatural, US, 80 mins). A surreal, time-bending ghost story about estranged twin brothers written, starring, and co-directed by Brett Cameron Glassberg (with Kennedy J. Baruch). Shorts: The Invaders (WNY, 1:20) and There Was (WNY, 5 mins), both created by Amanda Besl; and the crime drama Gaspers (WNY, 13 mins), directed by Geno Delmar. Q&As with all three filmmakers.

Wednesday, September 17th at Dipson’s Amherst Theatre

2:20  Block 20 International Shorts  (97 mins; subtitled): Cloudy Day (Stop Motion, Poland, 1:18); Nakay: Gold & Blood (Adventure, Italy, 7 mins); Anecoica (Horror, Spain, 7 mins); The City (Dystopian, Ukraine, 8 mins); Script (Horror, Italy, 8 mins); I’m Here (Horror, Cambodia, 10 mins); Umbra (Horror, Spain, 10 mins); Primacy (Horror, Spain, 20 mins); On the Shore of an Ancient Sea (Fantasy, Russia, 11 mins); Evil Sex (1Spain, 14 mins).

4:30   Block 21 United Kingdom Shorts (80 mins): Grab (Experimental, 1:33); Aster (Stop Motion Animation, 6 mins); Where Are All the Gay Superheroes? (Comedy, 15 mins); The Dead of Winter (Horror, 12 mins); Cariddi’s Graveyard: Tales of Mare Nostrum (Adventure, 45 mins).

6:15  Block 22 AngelFish (Comedy-Drama, WNY, 105 mins) World Premiere of Justin Brylinski’s debut feature, a lighthearted romantic ccomedy about a young man searching for his perfect match, his white whale, his angelfish. Q&A with Justin.

8:30  Block 23  Bizarre Buffalo: Close Your Eyes (Crime, 5 mins) directed by Hope Muehlbauer; 3 Strikes You’re Dead (Crime/Horror, 10 mins) directed by Ryan Zunner and Rachel Jennetti; The Paradox Payout (Crime/Sci-Fi, 13 mins) directed by Erica Frase; Contempt (Crime, 11  mins) directed by Cat Martinez; Realm of Reality (Fantasy, 14 mins) directed by  Jo O’Donnell. Q&As with all the filmmakers.

Thursday. Sept.18th at Dipson’s Amherst Theatre

4:00  Block 24 Dead, White & Blue (Comedy/Experimental) – An outrageous, over-the-top satire of politics and racism constructed entirely from public domain stock footage that was then dubbed.  See it!

6:00  Block 25 Western New York Love: Three unusual tales of 716 romance. Reverie (Romantic Comedy, 21 mins) directed by Gabrielle Nunzio; Brainless (Sci-Fi/Romance, 23 mins) directed by Phill Will; Courting Death (Supernatural Comedy, 32 mins) directed by J.A. Latona. Q&As with each.

8:20  Block 26 Western New York Horror Shorts: Eight tales of 716 terror! Cupcake  (3 mins) directed by Amanda L. Woomer; Dead Men (7 mins) directed by Cat Martinez & Tim Watson; Departure (12 mins) directed by Josh McMillan; Shadows (11 mins) directed by Tim Watson; Thrillogy (16 mins) directed by Ryan Elizabeth Brady; The Monster of My Mind (10 mins) directed by Bradley Liverman; Aaron My Friend (6 mins) directed by Chris D’Addario; Underbelly (8 mins) directed by Taylor Martin. Q&As for all!

Friday, September 19th at The Screening Room Cinema Arts Cafe

6:30   Block 27 Cherry Baby (Crime Drama/LGBTQ, CNY, 83 mins) World Premiere: A waitress and an ex-con run off to Vegas, only to be targeted by the waitress’s vindictive ex-husband. Filmed in Binghamton! Q&A with writer-director Adam Holley and cast members.

8:30  Block 28 Shadow Creature (Horror, WNY, 90 mins): Special 30th Anniversary Screening! James Gribbins’s campy monster movie is part of Buffalo’s movie legacy and has become a hard-to-find cult film. Q&A with Jimmy after the show.                                                                

Saturday, September 20th at The Screening Room Cinema Arts Cafe

5:30  Block 29 Amazing Animation Festival: 15 Animated shorts from around the world, including Western New York: Oh! My God (China,1:30); Undertow (US, 2:32); Be Careful of the Vampire (Korea, 3:36); Time Flies (US, 4:25); Soul-less (Animated, SA, 4:38); Robot Tank 2030 (US, 4:59); Birds of a Feather (WNY, 4:44) directed by Katie Coboss; The Titanium Angel (UK, 8 mins); The Adjudicator’s Pawn II (US, 8:20); The Resort of Magic, Fantasy and Definitely NOT Monsters (US, 5:33); The Lost Echo (Canada, 8:20); The Corridor (Iran, 8:36); I Am Duck (US, 12:30); In Half (Animation, Spain, 24 mins); Torch and Hammer (WNY, 3:30) directed by Rev. Samuel.

8:00  Block 30 The Other Christmas Show (Musical Comedy, MA, 118 mins) – We end this year on HILARIOUS (and not-so-spiritual) notes: A down-on-his-luck theatre director attempts a musical spectacular to capitalize on the publicity of a large-scale production of “A Christmas Carol - think Waiting for Guffman with songs! Q&A with writer-director-star Adam W. Griswald. A Must See for everyone in Buffalo’s theatre community!

Sunday, Sept. 21st at The Screening Room Cinema Cafe

THE SECRET CINEMA

"Secret Cinema" is a FREE Bonus Day for our Sponsors, Full Fantasy Festival Pass holders, and Official Selection filmmakers, closed to the public!  It's a private movie party for those cinephiles for whom nine days was not enough. You won't know what we're showing until the movies begin. We are planning two feature films, a double feature of chilling entertainment, at approimately 1:00 pm and 3:20 pm.

2024 Schedule

1:30 pm Block 1: Fragment (US, Horror, 91 mins) Buffalo Premiere: Isolated in her desert home, a computer programmer struggles to cope with unexplainable occurrences that unravel her reality.  Written by  Katey Baldwin and Kristy Shimek, directed by Robert Vornkahl. Cosmic horror, nudity.  Short: Three Baths (NYC, Horror, 7 mins).

3:30  pm Block 2: Flesh of the Unforgiven (NYS, Horror, 89 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Debbie Rochon stars in this extreme horror tale about a couple falling prey to sinister forces at a mountain getaway.  Written and directed by Joe Hollow. Nudity, sexual situations, S&M imagery, violence, gore. The good stuff!

6:00  pm Block 3: Nickel City Tinseltown (WNY, Documentary, 1 05 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Immensely entertaining look at Western New York's independent filmmaking community, featuring interviews, clips and historical background. Directed by Adrian Esposito and Curt Markham. World Premiere Short: Eccentrip (WNY, Horror, 20 mins, Q&A).

***The 9:20 om Block 4 Screening of SLASHER DAYS OF SUMMER is SOLD OUT! Unfortunately, no additional screenings were permitted. Passes purchased before the sellout will include this film, and any sold after the sellout (Saturday, Sept.  7th) DO NOT include it. All Sponsors will get seats for this screening; Official Selection filmmakers who did not RSVP (as per our FilmFreeway notification) will not be able to attend this one. Look for future area screenings scheduled by the producers.***

9:20 pm Block 4:  Slasher Days of Summer  (WNY, Horror-Comedy, 89 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Celebrate Friday the 13th by watching a homegrown slasher comedy filmed in Akron and Lancaster, with a large cast of locals. Written by Ty Cheman and Kristen Skeet, directed by Kristen. Watch out for he Woodsman! Short: Just Another Day in Paradise (WNY, Comedy, 3 mins, Q&A).

Saturday, September 14th - SATURDAY SHOCKERS

1:00 pm Block 5:  Ragdoll Assassin (WNY, Comedy, 99 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Hilarious Rochester comedy about a female assassin, her sentient ragdoll, the incompetent henchmen hunting them, and the supervillain behind it all.  Written and directed by Curt Markham, our Filmmaker of the Year, who also plays the supervillain!

3:20 pm Block 6:  Rich Interior Lives (US, Fantasy/Drama, 99 mins, Q&A) Film Festival Premiere: Noel Coward meets Alan Moore in this brain teaser about a dinner party where one guest may be a psychotic superhero. For fans of The Boys. Written by former Depew native Andrew Bonazelli and directed by Ken Whiting.

6:00 pm Block 7:   They Call Her Death (US, Western/Supernatural, 92 mins, Q&A) Film Festival Premiere:  Wildy entertaining, violent Euro-style revenge western filmed on 16mm film! Molly Pray is on a bloody crusade against the criminal forces that wronged her. Pray she doesn't come for you! Written and directed by Austin Snell. Buffalo Premiere Short: Forward (WNY, Horror, 11 mins, Q&A) .

9:00 pm Block 8:  Black Eyed Susan (NYC, Science Fiction, 80 mins, Q&A) New York Premiere: Cult filmmaker Scooter McCrae (Shatter Dead, Sixteen Tongues) makes his Buffalo debut with this transgressive science fiction thriller about a robot sex doll harboring a dark secret.  World Premiere Short: Jane & the Brain (WNY, Horror, 15 mins, Q&A).   

Sunday, September 15th - OFF BEAT SUNDAY

1:00 pm Block 9: Florence  (US, Horror, World Premiere, 80 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Florence journeys into her own psyche and Dante's circles of Hell while a masked killer circles closer, pushing her to the brink of sanity.  Directed by Skip Shea (Trinity, Seed), with Italy sequences directed by Luigi Cozzi (Starcrash)! World Premiere Short: Agency (WNY, Thriller, 21 mins, Q&A).

3:30 pm Block 10:  First Person Savior (US, Drama/Thriller, 81 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Former  Rochester native John Karyus stars in this unusual, 70's style drama about a man seeking purpose in a fog of video games, junk food, and insomnia. Written and directed by Ramzi Abed. Buffalo Premiere Short: Moonlight Sonata, with Scissors (US, Horror, 8 mins, Q&A).

5:45 – 6:45 Awards: The AFF Awards are presented in the Amherst Theatre and are open to the public.

7:00 pm  Block 11:  Massacre at Femur Creek (Canada, Horror, 78 mins, Q&A) US Premiere: Kyle Hytonen wrote and directed this 80's style slasher comedy about a masked killer wreaking havoc upon a bachelor party camping trip. Short: Noonday Demon (Canada, Animated, 9 mins, Q&A) Buffalo Premiere.

9:00 pm Block 12:  Bronx Lore (NYC, Horror Anthology, 82 mins, Q&A)  Buffalo Premiere: Jerry Landi (Batratticus) returns with this compilation of shorts produced in the Bronx. World Premiere Short: The Gory Hole (United Kingdom, Horror, 9 mins, Q&A) , a WTF from Richard Rowntree and Ash Mountain Films.

Monday, September 16th - MONDAY MOVIES

2:00 pm Block 13: US Shorts (103  mins)

Seven amazing horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and comedy shorts produced around the US.:

Night Feeding (US, Horror, 6 mins)

Banjo (US, Horror Comedy, 15 mins)

Sentinels (US, Fantasy, 15 mins)

Bloodlines (US, Fantasy, 3 mins)

Others (US, Science Fiction,19 mins)

Dad’s New Roommate (US, Comedy/Fantasy, 23 mins)

Interitus Adfectus (US, Horror, 20 mins)

4:00 pm Block 14:  The Pocket Film of Superstitions (United Kingdom, Fantasy/Documentary, 88 mins) New York Premiere: Caroline Munro and Lynn Lowry are among the stars Tom Lee Rutter's quaint, creepy, and extremely cinematic merging of folkloric horror, the supernatural , and superstitions through the ages.

6:00 pm Block 15: Short Films: WNY & Beyond (66 mins + Q&As)

Shorts produced in Western New York, and in our expanding community that includes Canada, NYC and MA.

Missed. Carriage (WNY, 5 mins, Q&A)

BeeHarmony (MA, Comedy, 1:15) New York Premiere

Joey (NYC, Comedy, 16 mins, Q&A) Buffalo Premiere

Just Right Justice (MA, Comedy, 1 :46)

Duck and Cover (Canada, Comedy, 9 mins, Q&A) – Buffalo Premiere

Road to Roadkill (MA, Comedy, 1 :17 ) -Buffalo Premiere

What Silence Looks Like (WNY, Thriller, 9 mins, Q&A) – World Premiere

Bat Country  (MA, Drama/Fantasy, 23 mins)

7:50 pm Block 16:  Inbetweening (US, Comedy/Fantasy, 118 mins, Q&A) 

World Premiere: Returning filmmaker Mel House's dark comedy/fantasy about the travails of a bi-racial filmmaker, augmented by puppets, animation, a musical number, and Fishbone's Angelo Moore, playing himself, and co-starring Debbie Rochon. A special movie!

Tuesday, September 17th - TUESDAY TALKING PICTURES

2:00 pm Block 17: International Shorts (104 mins)

Six amazing shorts from around the world!

Mystery of the Keeper, (Ukraine, 15 mins)

Dancing with My Mother (Australia, 12 mins)

The Lure (UK, 1:28)

O.U. (US, 20 mins)

The Fawn of Healwood, the Edge (France, 15 mins)

The Detachment (Korea, 39 mins)

4:10 pm Block 18:  Life of Pain (WNY, Documentary, 76 mins)  World Premiere: Tim O'Hearn produced and Chad Diamond Dann directed this documentary aboout Ted Travis, following his career from collegiate wrestler to pro wrestler "Dr. Pain" to world champion powerlifter. Ted will attend with Tim.

6:00 pm Block 19: Reset  (WNY, Horror, 80 mins) World Premiere: A science fiction/horror creature feature written and directed by Michael Yammine, featuring cast and special effects personnel from last year's Demon Behind the Glass. A broken father whose daughter was taken by an otherworldly force fights for his life against a monstrous foe in a never ending cycle of hell.  Short:  Howl If You Love Me (US, Animated, 8 mins).

8:30 pm  Block 20:  Local Shorts (WNY, 70 mins + Q&As) 

Seven amazing local shorts covering Experimental, Documentary, Thriller, Horror and Science Fiction. Support local art!

Requiem (WNY, 1 min Q&A)

The Harvest (WNY, 4 mins, Q&A)

An Illustrated Guide to Flowering Houseplants (5 mins, Q&A)

Fin. (2 mins, Q&A)

Car Spider (WNY, 11 mins, Q&A)

The Surgeon (WNY, 14 mins, Q&A)

Lake in VR (WNY, 17 mins, Q&A)

Frostbyte (WNY, 17 mins, Q&A)

Wednesday, September 18th - WICKED WEDNESDAY

2:00 pm Block 21: Animated Shorts (104 mins)

Eleven amazing animated shorts from around the world!

The House of Weird (US, 3:29 mins)

Letter from a Stranger (Iran, 6 mins)

Ethel (Switzerland, Stop Motion, 8 mins)

The Bell (Philippines, 11 mins)

The Bitter Desert (Norway, 15 mins)

We Are Here to Help (UK, 5 mins)

The Adjudicators’ Pawn (US, 6 mins)

Sulayman (Philippines, 8 mins)

Les Betes (US, Stop Motion, 12 mins)

Black Sanga: The Prototype (Spain, 14 mins)

On the Streets of Willoughby (US, 15 mins)

4:00 pm Block 22:  Voices Carry (Canada, Thriller, 81 mins, Q&A) 

New York Premiere: A man gets more than he bargained for when he stays at a BNB.

6:00 pm Block 23:  7 Kills, 3 Songs & A Banana (WNY, Comedy, 93 mins, Q&A) Film Festival Premiere:

The only musical comedy/slasher-thriller produced in Niagara Falls, utilizing familiar locations and a large cast of local performers.

8:20 pm Block 24:  WNY Shorts (62 mins + Q&As)

Six locally produced horror thrillers! 

Slasher (WNY, 4 mins, Q&A)

Damn  Thing (WNY, 9 mins, Q&A)

Junk Food (WNY, 13 mins, Q&A)

Slash Squatch (WNY, 6 mins, Q&A)

Nokk (WNY, 17 mins, Q&A)

Twice (WNY, Thriller, 11 mins, Q&A) – World Premiere

Thursday, September 19th -  THRILLING THURSDAY

2:00 pm Block 25: Buried on Shine Mountain (US, Drama/Fantasy, 90 mins) New York Premiere: A prospector leads two young farmhands up haunted Shine Mountain in search of life-changing fortune.

4:00 pm Block 26: US  Shorts (74 mins)

Six amazing shorts from across the country.

The Vulture (US, Fantasy, 6 mins)

The Thaw (US, Horror, 17 mins)

Split second (US, Horror, 22 mins)

Routine (US, Mixed media, 5 mins)

Concessions (US, Drama, 7 mins)

Tales from the End! (US, Science Fiction, 26 mins)

6:00 pm Block 27:  Special Needs Revolt (WNY, Action/Comedy, 1 13 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Rochester filmmaker Adrian Esposito's long-in-the-works, epic comedy-action film in the Troma mold. A man with Down Syndrome awakens from a coma to discover the US has been taken over by an egomaniacal dictator with bad hair, and must lead the revolt against totalitarianism! Co-written by Adrian, co-star Bill Weeden, and Curt Markham.

8:50 pm Block 28: The Damnation (Canada, Horror, 80 mins, Q&A) World Premiere: Indigenous residents of an ignored community battle vampire-like creatures! A very fun creature feature with social underpinnings, written and produced by Chris Darton,who co-directed with Seb Godin.