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The details for Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers‘ screenings at Cinefantastico Sao Paolo are available here. It will screen on November 6th at 3pm at Galeria Olido and November 11th at 7pm at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil. More information can be found at the Cinefantastico website.
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Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers will screen at the 4th CineFantasy Festival in Sao Paolo, Brazil.
The festival, a free event, runs from November 6th-15th 2009 at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil and Centro Cultural São Paulo. In addition to the film screenings, the festival will feature conferences with guest filmmakers, lectures, and workshops.
Last year the festival exhibited more than 160 films across six venues with a total attendance of three thousand(!). Full information can be found here.
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Torturers will play at the First Annual Drunken Zombie Film Festival at the Peoria Theatre from November 6 – 8 2009. The best part? The Peoria Theatre is a Brew & View – so yes, enjoy a drink or two or three while watching all the torture, zombies, and screaming victims. Full info here.
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Change the channel to Movieola (channel 150 on Rogers cable, 331 on Bell Expressvu in Toronto) because Torturers is going to be on tonight at 9:22 pm (really – check here). Come on, it’s Tuesday, what else are you doing? Going to a bar or club or something? Well, ask them to turn off the game for five minutes and watch Torturers instead.
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Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers is set to play the Texas Blood Bath Film Festival, a celebration of independent horror, on November 13th-15th 2009. Get more information on the festival, including a gruesome slate of 16 horrific shorts, here.
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Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers will air on Movieola, The Short Film Channel, on September 1st at 6:20pm.
Movieola is channel 150 on Rogers cable, channel 331 on Bell Expressvu in Toronto.
More info here.
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The fine folk at 10 Movies to See Before You Die had this to say about L7BT:
Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers is a hilarious short about the bureaucracy involved in torture . . . a brilliant little award winning short . . . The short itself is very well done and has an innovative take on torture, which is something we generally see only the gory, cringe and squirm-worthy side of in horror.
Read the full review here.
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Mitchell Tully of Sharp Objex had this to say: “I really enjoyed this short because it reminded me of Orson Welles’s The Trial as well as Terry Gilliam’s Brazil – both films notably criticizing the bureaucratic process.” Read the full review here.
If you want to see something very strange, and incidentally one of my favourite films from the 2009 Toronto After Dark Film Festival, do yourself a favour and check out Heart of Karl. Astron-6, the people who brought you the spoof trailer Lazer Ghosts 2: Return to Laser Cove last year, are back with a better, darker, weirder little movie with some very striking imagery. It had the most memorable visuals of any of the festival’s films so far, short or feature. I’m not sure I could tell you exactly what was going on, but I won’t be forgetting it any time soon. See the full film here.
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Will at The Film Reel had this to say about Legend of the 7 Bloody Torturers, screening last night at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival:
This one was pretty funny. When the head office clerk comes into the dungeon, he’s met by two arguing captives. One says that what the torturers do is art and the other disagrees. It was quite funny and the ending is sweet revenge.
For reviews of TADFF’s other offerings visit The Film Reel here.
