Video McNasties presents the Nasty Frames Independent Film Festival! We’re dedicated to bringing you some of the sleaziest, filthiest, greasiest, trashiest, grimiest, nastiest cinematic entertainment that money can buy, and maybe some other stuff as well. We’re not overly picky, but we look for projects that have heart and soul. We’re independent filmmakers as well as cinema enthusiasts, so we can appreciate the hard work and sacrifice that goes into a production, and we want other people to recognize it. We also want to provide the viewer with an alternative to conventional festival programming and Netflix recommended viewing.
-Luke Meneok, festival director
2022 AWARD WINNERS!







Nastiest Film of the Festival (Rotten Apple):
Crappy Christmas: Operation Christmas Child (dir. Jürgen Kling)
Nastiest Feature Film (Golden VHS):
Girl Next (dir. Larry Carrell)
Nastiest Short Film (Crusty Cut-Offs):
Chateau Sauvignon: terroir (dir. D.M. Night Maire)
Nastiest Female Lead (Blood-Spattered Bra):
Verity Hayes (as Nola Gombo in All You Can Eat)
Nastiest Male Lead (Tainted Tighty-Whities):
R.D. Mower (as Godrick in Unholy ‘Mole)
Golden Ski Mask Award:
665 (dir. Juan De Dios Garduño)
Audience Choice Award:
Musings of a Sinner (dir. Nadine L’Esperance)

NASTY FRAMES 2022
September 30th – October 1st
Video McNasties presents the third annual Nasty Frames Indie Film Fest! We’re at it again with the WORST FESTIVAL ON THE INTERNET! We’re a motley crew of horror/sleaze hounds and indie filmmakers, with the simple goal of having fun while showing films we think are worth other people’s time.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
We’ve teamed up with the newly-renovated Staircase Theatre to present a night of French cinema from the dark side.
DOORS – 9:00 PM
ADDRESS – 27 Dundurn St N, Hamilton
TICKETS – $10 (available at the box office, or in advance online)
FEATURE PRESENTATION:
FORNACIS
DIRECTOR: Aurélia Mengin
RUNTIME: 83 mins
Anya, a mourning woman, drives to the unknown in her vintage car, a 1961 Facel Vega. Her only traveling companion is a mysterious urn. Consumed by sadness and loneliness, Anya falls into a confused world, where her memories and her fantasies are blended.
Preceded by the short film:
PROVE IT
DIRECTORS: Geneviève Dunn and Carol-Anne Vallée
RUNTIME: 5 mins
Tonight, two young lovers are going to love each other like crazy.
NOTE: This evening’s programming will be presented in French with English subtitles.
Parking is available behind the venue and on the street. A wheelchair accessible ramp is located at the rear entrance. For more info about the venue, visit: https://staircasehamilton.com/
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022
Join us for another evening of deranged cinematic fun at the Staircase Theatre.
[7:00 PM] NASTY SHORTS SHOWCASE
DOORS – 6:30 PM
ADDRESS – 27 Dundurn St N, Hamilton
TICKETS – $10 (available at the box office, or in advance online)
RUNTIME: 107 mins
This showcase highlights some of the nastiest independent short films from around the world, including:
- N.A.N.C.I.E. The Fleshy-Headed Mutant (Dir.: Scott Grenke)
- Per Un Rasoio Im Gola aka For A Razor In The Throat (Dir.: Jim Stramel)
- Musings of a Sinner (Dir.: Nadine L’Esperance)
- All You Can Eat (Dir.: Kieran Reed)
- 665 (Dir.: Juan De Dios Garduño)
- Meat (Dir.: Lander Castro)
- Crappy Christmas – Operation Christmas Child (Dir.: Jürgen Kling)
- The Strong Box (Dir.: Hassan El-Amin)
- Unholy ‘Mole (Dir.: David Bornstein)
- Part Forever (Dir.: Alan Chung-An, Ou)
- Chateau Sauvignon: terroir (Dir.: D.M. Night Maire)
Parking is available behind the venue and on the street. A wheelchair accessible ramp is located at the rear entrance. For more info about the venue, visit: https://staircasehamilton.com/
[9:15 PM] GIRL NEXT
DOORS – 9:00 PM
ADDRESS – 27 Dundurn St N, Hamilton
TICKETS – $10 (available at the box office, or in advance online)
RUNTIME: 103 mins
DIRECTOR: Larry Carrell
A young woman is abducted by a strange group of human traffickers who use drug and trauma based mind control to turn women into sex slaves called “Sofia” dolls.
Parking is available behind the venue and on the street. A wheelchair accessible ramp is located at the rear entrance. For more info about the venue, visit: https://staircasehamilton.com/


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