“Symphonic post-apocalyptic reindeer-grinding Christ-abusing extreme war pagan Fennoscandian metal.” That’s what bassist Pasi (Max Ovaska) answers when...

Australian horror hand Sean Byrne follows his 2009 Toronto hit 'The Loved Ones' with this Texas-set story of satanic bedlam.

Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2015 Toronto International Film Festival Movies

It’s been eight years since Australian writer-director Sean Byrne won over horror buffs with his debut feature “The Loved Ones,” an instant classic in ...

Norwegian disaster movie The Wave was among the highlights of Scotland’s annual carnival of genre.

Profoundly irritating adult behavior aside, Sean Byrne’s enjoyable horror film looks great and benefits from a grungy palette and game performers.

Profoundly irritating adult behavior aside, Sean Byrne’s enjoyable horror film looks great and benefits from a grungy palette and game performers.

With The Devil's Candy, Byrne confirms his status as a filmmaker to watch.

A TIFF report on the scary movies from this year's fest, including highlights "February," "The Devil's Candy" and "Southbound".

Dir/scr Sean Byrne. US, 2015, 79mins.

This year’s Midnight Madness slate hints at an industry shift in the previously maligned genre

Sean Byrne's Aussie alternative-prom-from-hell "The Loved Ones" was one of the better horror debuts in recent years, a neat mixture of the outre, droll and h...

The Devil's Candy is a headbanging trip into parental Hell, but more importantly, it proves that Sean Byrne is MUCH more than a one-hit wonder - as many of u...