Also screening as part of Day of the Dead on 11 November (day pass available) or book for individual screenings on the booking links below.
"It’s rare to feel the tension built inside a theater to the point where everyone is holding their breath, but Red Rooms is a unique movie that defies expectations and keeps pulling the audience deeper into the dark abysm of human nature." - Marco Vitto Oddo, Collider
"Pascal Plante's direction, Juliette Gariépy's performance, and the sound design by Olivier Calvert together create a terrifying nightmare." - Mary Wild (@psycstar on X)
"The unseen and the obscene are the subject of Pascal Plante’s disturbingly brilliant psychological horror Red Rooms." - Damon Wise, Deadline
"Gariépy, masterful in her emotional and physical exactness, is a revelation as the enigmatic Kelly-Anne." - Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter
Winner of best film at this year’s Fantasia film festival, Pascal Plante’s Red Rooms is an unsettling and unflinching look into the often exploitative world of true crime content and the sinister mysteries of the dark web. Kelly-Anne (Juliette Gariépy) and Clementine (Laurie Babin) are two women obsessed with suspected serial killer Ludovic Chevalier (Maxwell McCabe-Lokos) who is on trial for filming and distributing his torture and murder of three teenage girls in live-streamed ‘red rooms’. Sharp, sleek cinematography and chilling sound design make Red Rooms a must-see for those who like their drama dark and disturbing.
Please note this screening contains scenes with flashing and flickering images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
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