Last Moon is a frontier nightmare set in the Old West. A former bounty hunter living under a new name believes he has buried his violent past on a remote wilderness farm, but when a savage creature emerges from the forest and tears his family apart, he is forced back into the life he tried to escape. As he and his young daughter track the creature through the darkening woods, a horrifying truth emerges: the monster hunting them is not just a wolf, but the living consequence of a massacre he committed years earlier. Blending the mythic brutality of the Western with the primal terror of werewolf folklore, Last Moon is a haunting tale of vengeance, guilt, and sins that refuse to stay buried.
Opening short: A Family Affair (dir. Shanice Iesha Bowrin)
The Blood in the Snow Film Festival is a unique and imaginative showcase of contemporary Canadian horror, genre and underground cinema that exists to challenge social boundaries, explore artistic taboos and support and exhibit independent Canadian genre media artists. BITS takes place in Toronto, Ontario and brings together audiences, media coverage, community partnerships and the filmmaking industry to exhibit and celebrate Canadian genre film. BITS began in 2012 and was registered as a not-for-profit in 2015.