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The Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival (BITS), also known as Blood in the Snow, is an annual film festival held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.[1] It was founded in 2012.[2][3]

The festival has taken place every year in November since 2012.[4][5] Each year, they present awards dubbed “Bloodies.” Described as an event that “fills the seasonal gap between Halloween and Christmas,”[3] the festival’s programming focuses on Canadian films, horror films, and underground films.[5][6][7]

The forthcoming festival will be held from November 17 through November 22, 2025.[8]

The festival began in 2012 as spinoff of the monthly film night hosted and programmed by Kelly Micheal Stewart called “Fright Nights at the Projection Booth,” which were held at the former Projection Booth Cinema (later re-opened in 2019 as the Grand Gerrard[9]) in Toronto.[2][3] Running from November 30 to December 2, 2012, the program that year included 6 feature films and 13 shorts, such as Sick: Survive the Night, In The House of Flies, Beyond The Black Rainbow, Devil’s Night, Famine, and Blood for Irina.[2][10][11]

The 2013 festival, running from November 29 to December 1, 2013, marked the first year the festival utilized a traditional festival submission layout with the introduction of a full programming team.[12] The lineup featured 7 feature films and 16 shorts films, including Evangeline, Thanatomorphose, Ghostkeepers, Blood Riders: The Devil Rides with Us, Clean Break, Criminal, and Discopath.[12]

The 2014 festival ran from November 28 to 30, 2014, and saw the lineup expanded to 8 feature films and 15 short films, including Queen of Blood (starring Skinny Puppy‘s Nivek Ogre), Ejecta, and Black Mountain Side.[13][14]

The 2015 edition of the festival saw the expansion of the Industry Panels but also saw the shrinking down of the vendor village; the lineup included 8 feature films and 15 shorts, running from November 27 to 29, 2015, with screenings of Night Cries, Secret Santa, White Raven, Farhope Tower, The Dark Stranger, Save Yourself, Bite, and Larry Kent‘s controversial She Who Must Burn, which won best picture at the festival that year.[15][16][17]

From 2017 until 2021, Blood in the Snow was held at the 390-seat Royal Cinema in Toronto

The 2016 festival moved to the Cineplex cinema at Yonge—Dundas Square and was held from November 24 to November 27, with an expanded 9 features and 24 shorts. The festival also launched its first DVD compilation of short films entitled Blood in the Snow presents: Bloody BITS Shorts Compilation. Films hosted included 3 Dead Trick or Treaters,[18] Streamer, [19] Inspiration,[20] Capture Kill Release,[21] The Sublet,[22] 24 x 36: A Movie about Movie Posters,[23] Holy Hell,[24] Kidnap Capital,[25] and winner of the best picture at that year’s festival, The Unseen.[26][27]

The 2017 edition of the festival saw another venue change as BITS moved to it new home at the Royal Cinema.[28] The move meant the elimination of the traditional midnight show that had been part of the programming since 2012, but saw the festival stay at 4 days in length, running November 23 until November 26, 2017. The move also added another 100 seats in capacity for the festival and attendance numbers continued to grow. Films hosted included Red Spring,[29] Blood Child,[30] Fake Blood,[31][32][33] The Child Remains,[34][35] Buckout Road,[36] Art of Obsession,[37] Kill Order (aka Meza),[38] Darken,[39][40] and the holiday slasher Once Upon a Time at Christmas.[41]

In 2018, the festival ran from November 22 to November 27.[7] That year, it was described as “Canada’s largest celebration of Canuck genre film.”[7]

In 2019, the festival ran from November 21 to November 26,[42] with Gruesome Magazine describing the event as “a unique and imaginative showcase of contemporary Canadian horror, genre, and underground cinema…”[43]

During the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, the festival partnered with Super Channel Fuse to hold virtual screenings for its 2020 edition.[44] In 2021, the festival launched a development lab for under-represented filmmakers,[45] and it also ran virtual screenings in tandem with limited in-person screenings at the Royal Cinema as the COVID-19 pandemic continued.[46]

Since 2022, Blood in the Snow has been held at the 500-seat Isabel Bader Theatre in Toronto

In 2022, the festival moved to the 500-seat Isabel Bader Theatre at the University of Toronto and ran from November 22 until November 26.[3]

In 2023, the festival ran at the Isabel Bader Theatre from November 20 until November 25 and the lineup included the Sundance Film Festival selection My Animal starring Bobbi Salvör Menuez and Amandla Stenberg and other films such as The Last Video Store and The Hyperborean.[4]

In 2024, the festival ran at the Isabel Bader Theatre from November 18 until November 23 and the lineup included horror films such as Pins and Needles starring Chelsea Clark and Scared Shitless starring Steven Ogg.[47][48]

The forthcoming festival will be held from November 17 through November 22, 2025.[8] The 2025 festival is slated to open with Houston Bone‘s Son of Sara: Volume 1 starring Chloe Van Landschoot,[49] and it will close with the sequel to Kurtis David Harder‘s Influencer starring Cassandra Naud ahead of the latter’s December 12, 2025 release on Shudder.[50][51]

Each year since 2012, the festival has organized a small jury of film and show business professionals to determine winners of awards called “Bloodies” or “Bloodie Awards.”[52][53][54]

Award nominations and winners

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Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface. Between 2012 and 2019, no nominees were announced publicly. Since 2020, nominations have been announced in most categories.

Best Feature Film

Best Director

  • Gabriel Carrer, In the House of Flies
  • Panos Cosmatos, Beyond the Black Rainbow

(tied)

Best Actor

  • Ryan Kotack, In the House of Flies

Best Actress

  • Lindsay Smith, In the House of Flies

Best Cinematography

Best Screenplay

  • Angus McLellan, In the House of Flies

Best Editing

  • Nicholas T. Shepard, Beyond the Black Rainbow

Best Musical Score

  • Chris Alexander, Blood for Irina

Best Short Film

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

  • Jeremie Earp-Lavergne, Discopath

Best Actress

  • Kayden Rose, Thanatomorphose

Best Cinematography

  • Michael Balfry, Evangeline

Best Screenplay

  • Renaud Gauthier, Discopath

Best Special FX

  • David Scherer and Remy Couture, Thanatomorphose

Best Musical Score

  • Elliot Dawson-Clark, Criminal

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

Best Short Film

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

  • Cameron Tremblay, Black Mountain Side

Best Screenplay

  • Matt O’Mahoney, Bloody Knuckles

Best Special FX

Best Musical Score

  • Chris Alexander, Queen of Blood

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

  • Kyle Hytonen, Massacre at Femur Creek

Best Short Film

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

  • John White, Farhope Tower

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

  • D. Gregor Hagey, The Dark Stranger

Best Screenplay

  • Andrew Cymek, Night Cries

Best Special FX

Best Musical Score

  • Andre Becker, Secret Santa

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

Best Short Film

Vanguard Award

  • Greg Kovacs, Stephanie Christiaens, Nathan Hawkins, Darren Hutchings, Brad McMillan

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

Best Screenplay

  • Felipe Rodriguez, Kidnap Capital

Best Special FX

  • Carolyn Williams, Madre De Dios

Best Musical Score

  • Stephen Schooley, 3 Dead Trick or Treaters

Best Editing

  • Kevin Burke, 24×36: A Movie Poster about Movie Posters

Best Ensemble Cast

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

  • Paul Ainsworth, Joshua Budich, Sara Deck, Gary Pullin, Matt Tobin, 24×36: A Movie Poster about Movie Posters

Best Short Film

Vanguard Award

  • Greg Kovacs, Stephanie Christiaens, Nathan Hawkins, Darren Hutchings, Brad McMillan

Rising Star Award

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

Best Screenplay

  • Matthew Currie Holmes and Shahin Chandrasoma, The Curse of Buckout Road

Best Special FX

Best Musical Score

Best Editing

Best Ensemble Cast

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

Best Short Film

Vanguard Award

Rising Star Award

  • Alyx Melone, Blood Child and Talking Heads

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

  • Josh Collins, Hammer of the Gods

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

  • Michael Jari Davidson, SuperGrid

Best Screenplay

  • Danishka Esterhazyv, Level 16

Best Special FX

Best Musical Score

Best Editing

Best Ensemble Cast

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

  • Small Dog Design, Altered Skin

Best Short Film

Best Web Series

Most Promising Debut

Vanguard Award

Rising Star Award

  • Danishka Esterhazyv, Level 16

Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

  • Heston Horwin, Dead Dicks

Best Actress

Best Cinematography

  • Julian Garofalo, The Nights Before Christmas

Best Screenplay

  • Chris Bavota and Lee Paula Springer, Dead Dicks

Best Special FX

  • Ryan Nicholson, Puppet Killer

Best Musical Score

  • Joee Cons and Mike Bistani with Hatiras, Raveage

Best Editing

  • Jeremy Lutter, Giltrude’s Dwelling

Best Ensemble Cast

Best Web Series

Best Podcast

  • Witch Finger Horror Podcast

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

Best Short Film

Vanguard Award

  • Audrey Cummings, She Never Died

Rising Star Award

  • Chris Bavota and Lee Paula Springer, Dead Dicks

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Best Feature Film

Best Director

Best Actor

Best Actress

Best Cinematography (Feature or Short Film)

Best Screenplay (Feature or Short Film)

  • Anthony Scott Burns, Come True
  • Derrick Adams and Adam Colony, Hall
  • Hugo Chetelat, Rembobine (Rewind)

Ryan Nicholson Special Makeup Effects Award

  • Boriana Karan, Come True
  • Remi Couture, Hall
  • Dera Veinot and The Butcher Shop, For the Sake of Vicious

Best Musical Score

  • Anthony Scott Burns, Come True
  • Gabriel Carrer and Foxgrndr, For the Sake of Vicious
  • Cédric Martel, Rembobine (Rewind)

Best Editing

  • Steve Villeneuve, Hail to the Deadites
  • Anthony Scott Burns, Come True
  • Lucas Villegas, Hall

Best Ensemble Cast

  • For the Sake of Vicious (awarded to the stunt team)
  • Anything for Jackson
  • Hall

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

  • Hail to the Deadites
  • Clout
  • Fade

Best Short Film

  • Toto
  • Freya
  • Rembobine (Rewind)

Best Digital Series

  • Eslura: The First Monolith
  • All The Wrong things in the Right Places
  • Zahara: The Return

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Best Picture

Best Director

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Feature Film

  • Sera-Lys McArthur, Don’t Say Its Name
  • Henry Czerny, The Righteous
  • Evan Marsh, Vicious Fun

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Feature Film

  • Benjamin Charles Watson, The Family
  • Ari Millen, Vicious Fun
  • Madison Walsh, Don’t Say Its Name

Best Cinematography

  • Scott McClellan, The Righteous
  • Billy Buttery, Flee The Light
  • Kevin A. Fraser, Tin Can

Best Screenplay

  • Rueben Martell and Gerald Wexler, Don’t Say Its Name
  • Anton Jøsef and Lisi Purr, Break Any Spell
  • Seth A. Smith and Darcy Spidle, Tin Can

Best Special FX

  • The Chamber of Terror
  • Tin Can
  • Vicious Fun

Best Editing

  • Jason William Lee, Funhouse
  • Mike Gallant, Vicious Fun
  • Seth A. Smith, Tin Can

Best Poster (Feature or Short Film)

  • Peppergrass
  • He Comes at Night
  • Kweskosiw (she whistles)

Best Short Film

  • They’re Here
  • That Halloween
  • We All Dream

Best Micro-Short Film

  • Little Red
  • Babysitting
  • Breakfast

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Sera-Lys McArthur, Kweskosiw (she whistles)
  • Onna Chan, Red String of Fate
  • Mya McNair, Ella

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Grace McDonald, Duppy
  • Aidan Devine, Kweskosiw (she whistles)
  • Bronwen Mantel, They’re Here

Best Digital Series

  • Narcoleap: Season Two
  • Creepy Bits
  • Revenge of the Snowflakes

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Best Picture

Best Director

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Feature Film

  • Cassandra Naud, Influencer
  • Rhys Darby, Relax, I’m From the Future
  • Samuel Tremblay, L’Inhumain

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Feature Film

  • Gabrielle Graham, Relax, I’m From the Future
  • Liv Collins Cook, Cult Hero
  • Madison Walsh, Dark Nature

Best Cinematography

  • David Schuurman, Influencer
  • Jaryl Lim, Dark Nature
  • Liam Meredith, Darkside

Best Screenplay

  • Kurtis David Harder and Tesh Guttikonda, Influencer
  • Jason Brennan, L’Inhumain
  • Lukas Higgenson, Relax, I’m From The Future

Best Special FX

  • Daniel Baker and Chris Cooper, The Breach
  • Shantel Capri and Kyra Macpherson, Dark Nature
  • Benjamin McGregor, Darkside

Best Editing (Feature or Short Film)

Best Musical Score

  • Adrian Ellis, Cult Hero
  • Alain Auger, L’Inhumain
  • Avery Kentis, Influencer

Best Poster

  • Cult Hero
  • The Breach
  • Shifted

Best Short Film

    • Angakusajaujuq: The Shaman’s Apprentice
    • Darkside
    • Death & the Mysteries of Raising Powerful Children
    • L’Abattu des Vents (The Wind Down)
    • One of Those Good Lives

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Blakely David, Darkside
  • Sean Depner, One of Those Good Lives
  • Miley Haik, Last Christmas

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Daniel Coo, Vicinal
  • Madison Cheeatow, Last Christmas
  • Donald Sales, One of Those Good Lives

Best Digital Series

  • Shadow of the Rougarou
  • CCF’s Solstice Stories
  • The Forest King

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Best Picture

Best Director

  • Jacqueline Castel, My Animal
  • Cody Kennedy and Tim Rutherford, The Last Video Store
  • Trevor Solway, Tales from The Rez

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Feature Film

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Feature Film

  • Gord Rand, Last County
  • Eugene Brave Rock, Tales from the Rez
  • Amandla Stenberg, My Animal

Best Cinematography

  • Bryn McCashin, My Animal
  • Daniel Everitt-Lock, Purgatory Jack
  • Benji Irwin, The Last Video Store
  • Patrick McLaughlin, Romi

Best Screenplay

  • Jae Matthews, My Animal
  • Sean Kohnen and Matthew Kohnenl, Last County
  • Tim Rutherford, Joshua Roach, The Last Video Store

Best Editing

  • Cody Kennedy, The Last Video Store
  • Mikaela Bodin, Scott Richter, Last County
  • Bridget Durnford, Romi
  • Rémi Fréchette, The Dam

Best Sound Design

  • Sylvain Bellemare, White Noise
  • Frank Laratta, Romi
  • Dean Hurley, My Animal

Ryan Nicholson Special Makeup Effects Award

    • ZIP
    • My Animal
    • The Last Video Store
    • Saint-Sacrifice

Best Short Film

    • Orest Leere and His Marvelous, Mysterious, Malicious Empathy Machine
    • Saint-Sacrifice
    • T-Bone
    • White Noise

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Jean Yoon, T-Bone
  • Jag Dhaliwal, Solitary
  • Julian Richings, T-Bone

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Tyler Grace, The Suckamoto Sales Incident
  • Sean Baek, Cold
  • Kelly Hope Taylor, Ivan

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Best Picture

Best Director

  • Markian Tarasiuk, Hunting Matthew Nichols
  • Joslyn Rogers, The Living Room
  • Jeffrey St. Jules, The Silent Planet

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Feature Film

Best Supporting Acting Performance in a Feature Film

Best Cinematography

  • Nigel Markham, Bedlamer
  • Karim Hussain, Dark Match
  • Kaayla Whachell, The Sorrow

Best Screenplay

  • Jeffrey St. Jules, The Silent Planet
  • Monica La Vella, Invited
  • Joslyn Rogers, The Living Room

Best Editing

  • Arielle Skolnik, How To Stay Awake
  • Tiffany Beaudin and Jeffrey St. Jules, The Silent Planet
  • Vincent Ruel-Côté, Mean Ends

Best Sound Design

  • Tales from the Void: “Whistle in the Woods”
  • Pins and Needles
  • How To Stay Awake

Special Makeup Effects Award

  • Scared Shitless
  • Dungeon of Death
  • Night Lab

Best Musical Score

  • David Arcus, Terry Benn, Michelle Osis, Stew Kirkwood, Dark Match
  • Vincenzo Nappi, Oh… Canada
  • Benjamin Hackman and Anthony William Wallace, Out of the Hands of the Wicked

Best Short Film

  • The Living Room
  • Defile
  • The Sorrow

Best Lead Acting Performance in a Short Film

  • Nhi Do, The Sorrow
  • Celestine Caravaggio, Apnea
  • Corrine Koslo, Shiva

Vanguard Award

Associated projects

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Late Night Double Feature

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In 2014, the team behind the Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival made an anthology film called Late Night Double Feature. The film premiered at the 2014 New York City Horror Film Festival,[63] and it was later picked up for distribution by Parade Deck Films in North America.[64] Late Night Double Feature won “Best in Horror” at the 2015 Hot Springs International Horror Film Festival, and it received a 3 out of 4 rating from Fangoria.[65]

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