Where was Mimic (1997) filmed?
6 locations on the HorrorMeet Atlas.
- R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant, Toronto
The Art Deco waterworks on the Lake Ontario shore opens the film as the strange ward of glowing hospital beds. The plant still operates and the grounds are open to the public.
- Osgoode Hall Great Library, Toronto
Dr Mann announces the Judas breed in this 19th century law library. Osgoode Hall is a working courthouse and law society.
- Knox College Cloisters, Toronto
The Gothic interior of the Museum of Natural History where Susan Tyler collects insect specimens from the neighbourhood children. Knox is a theological college on the University of Toronto campus.
- Wycliffe College, Toronto
Leonard Hall's faux medieval library is where Tyler and Gates realise the Judas breed is not sterile.
- Wellington Destructor, Toronto
The disused 1920s rubbish incinerator is the water treatment plant where Jeremy shows off the body of a giant bug. It stood empty for decades and is being redeveloped.
- Lower Bay station, Toronto
Delancey Street Station, where Susan Tyler asks a giant insect for the time, is the abandoned Lower Bay platform under Bay station. It was open for only six months in 1966 and is used mainly for filming.