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    Voltage adds Fangoria action-horror 'V.F.W.' to Cannes slate (exclusive)
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    Voltage adds Fangoria action-horror 'V.F.W.' to Cannes slate (exclusive)

    2019-05-06T14:00:00Z

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    The 25th anniversary of the Toronto International Film Festival’s genre strand to open with Chris Silvertson’s All Cheerleaders Die and feature the world premiere of Eli Roth’s The Green Inferno.

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    Metrodome acquires Attila Marcel
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    Metrodome acquires Attila Marcel

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    EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor also secures Big Sur, We Gotta Get Out Of This Place, Almost Human, Enter Nowhere and The Battery.

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    In a pair of North American deals to trickle from Toronto’s wake, Magnet Releasing has acquired North American rights to Ti West’s Vanguard entry The Sacrament while IFC Midnight will release Midnight Madness selection Almost Human.

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    EXCLUSIVE: The Los Angeles-based sales agent has added the Toronto Midnight Madness selection to its market roster and will commence talks with buyers this week.

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    Programmers at the forthcoming Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas have revealed 19 further selections.

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    Toronto 2015: Midnight Madness

    2015-08-27T10:37:00Z

    The full line-up of world premieres in Toronto’s Midnight Madness programme, with details on each title including sales contacts.

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    Epic boards Tales Of Halloween

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    Epic Pictures Group heads to the AFM with the timely horror anthology from 11 directors including Saw veteran Darren Lynn Bousman and Neil Marshall.

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    WTFilms launches doc strand

    2014-05-09T10:53:00Z

    New non-fiction slate from the genre specialist also features Korea by Yann Moix and Why Horror?.

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    Poland’s first international genre film festival to host European premiere of Tsui Hark 3D Sea Dragon

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