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We are Fright Night Theatre, a living, breathing collective dedicated to the celebration, curation, and community of horror and genre cinema. Since 2009, we have been Toronto’s premier destination for those who find beauty in the macabre, intellect in the suspenseful, and art in the terrifying. We are not just a screening series or a film festival; we are a year-round hub for fans, filmmakers, and the fiendishly curious, driven by a deep-seated passion for the stories that lurk in the dark.

Our Mission: Beyond the Scream

Our mission is to elevate genre film beyond mere spectacle. We seek out narratives that challenge, visuals that haunt, and performances that unsettle, presenting them within a community that dissects and delights in every frame. We champion emerging voices alongside established masters, creating a vital platform where the next landmark of horror can be discovered. From atmospheric slow-burns to audacious midnight madness, our programming is a testament to the genre's staggering diversity and power.

Meet the Architects of Your Nightmares

The vision behind our carefully crafted seasons and our competitive festival is steered by a team of dedicated cinephiles whose expertise is as deep as their enthusiasm. This is a curated effort, led by individuals who live and breathe this world. To truly understand the discerning taste and passion that shapes our lineup, we invite you to meet our dedicated Programming Team and learn about the minds that select the films that define our legacy.

Your Gateway to the Genre

Here, you will find more than just a schedule. You will discover in-depth guides to our annual Fright Night Theatre Film Festival (FNTFF), including submission details, award winners, and comprehensive film schedules. Dive into our archives to explore past years’ triumphs, and stay connected for announcements on upcoming public screenings, special events, and guest appearances. This site is your central conduit to everything we do—a place for fans to engage and for filmmakers to find their audience. The dark is waiting. Welcome in.

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