“We’ve got visceral scares with Sleep and When Evil Lurks, the latter of which contains one of the most shockingly violent deaths I have seen in some time. “It really runs the gamut in permutations of the genre. “There are so many fantastic genre films playing the festival circuit that it is always a challenge to sharpen the pool of submissions to only 10 films, but I’m pretty happy with the shades of horror I have been able to feature in this year’s lineup,” Kuplowsky tells Bloody Disgusting alongside the big announce. A menagerie of tastes will be sated, so bottoms up! “Featuring two timely satiric provocations from Saudi Arabia ( NAGA) and Serbia ( Working Class Goes to Hell) - nations that are making their section debut - this year’s madness infectiously ignites with 11 o’clock numbers that go all the way to midnight courtesy of Larry Charles’ bonkers and bawdy Dicks: The Musical.

“Sides will be split - both figuratively and literally (on screen) - as Midnight Madness returns to the Royal Alexandra Theatre with another stimulating concoction of unpredictable shock and ‘y’arr!’ cinema,” said Peter Kuplowsky, TIFF International Programmer, Midnight Madness. The infamous Midnight Madness lineup features 10 titles, 7 of which are World Premieres, and highlight the weird and the wicked of film. The Toronto International Film Festival announced today the 2023 selections for the highly regarded Midnight Madness program.

Trent haaga 68 kill