Horror film being shot at Dartmouth high school – TheChronicleHerald.ca

The Halifax area has once again captured the eyes of horror filmmakers.

Polaroid a horror movie from the producers of The Ring and The Grudge has reportedly come to the city for filming.

Prince Andrew High School in Dartmouth has been temporarily turned into Locust Harbor High School as film crews continue production of the movie.

According to Variety magazine, the movie is based on Lars Klevbergs 2015 short film in which a high school loner stumbles on a Polaroid camera that kills anyone who has their photo taken with it.

The short won best short and best cinematography awards at the 2015 Los Angeles Horror competition.

Variety says the full-length movie stars Kathryn Prescott , Mitch Pileggi and Grace Zabriskie.

Ghost Ship, Hobo With a Shotgun, My Little Eye, Bag Of Bones and The Corridor were all shot in Halifax.

Last summer, an old Target store in Bedford became the shooting location for a multi-million-dollar television series inspired by Stephen Kings The Mist.

Polaroid is set to hit theatres on Aug. 25.

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