The Toronto After Dark Festival has grown by leaps and bounds since its debut last year, and has quickly established itself as one of the premiere Canadian showcases for horror, fantasy and genre films from all over the world. This year’s line-up and schedule has now been finalized and it looks like there will be pretty interesting and adventurous stuff that you simply can’t see anywhere else. Here’s a look at the films and the days on which they will be playing (links to trailers are also included):

Fri. October 19th
– Mulberry Street (Jim Mickle, USA)

Sat. October 20th
– Aachi & Ssipak (Jo Beom-Jin, South Korea)
– In The Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale (Uwe Boll, Germany)
– Blood Car (Alex Orr, USA)

Sun. October 21st
– Audience of One (Mike Jacobs, USA)
– Automaton Transfusion (Steven C. Miller, USA)
– Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (Lloyd Kaufman, USA)

Mon. October 22nd
– The Rebel (Charlie Nguyen, Vietnam)
– The Tripper (David Arquette, USA)

Tues. October 23rd
– Wolfhound (Nikolai Lebedev, Russia)
– Alone (Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom, Thailand)

Wed. October 24th
– Simon Says (William Dear, USA)
– Nightmare Detective (Shinya Tsukamoto , Japan)

Thurs. October 25th
– Murder Party (Jeremy Saulnier , USA)

All screenings will be at the Bloor Cinema in Toronto, and tickets and passes are on sale now (at quite reasonable prices I might add). For more info and to order tickets, head over the Toronto After Dark official website.