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Film Title:	Director:	Overall Rating:
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane	Jonathan Levine		Discuss
Black Sheep	Jonathan King		Discuss
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhs	Larry Charles		Discuss
Princess	Anders Morgenthaler		Discuss
S&MAN	JT Petty		Discuss
Severance	Christopher Smith		Discuss
Sheitan	Kim Chapiron		Discuss
The Abandoned	Nacho Cerda		Discuss
The Host	Bong Joon-ho		Discuss
Trapped Ashes	Joe Dante, Ken Russell, Sean Cunningham, Monte Hellman, John Gaeta		Discuss

TorontoFilmFestivalReviews.com: Midnight Madness

Midnight Madness

Midnight Madness features films that spook, captivate and chill the audience with thrillers and rockumentaries.

In this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, the Midnight Madness programme comprises of many chillers including Jonathan King’s Black Sheep, a film that exposes the nightmare of ’s farmers—the population of 40 million sheep running amok has turned into a reality. After environmental activists release a mutant lamb among the other sheep, it infects the rest of them transforming them into animals that crave human blood.

View Black Sheep on Sunday September 10^th at 11:59 p.m. at Ryerson and Tuesday September 12^th at 4:45 p.m. at Paramount 1.

In Joe Dante, Ken Russell, Sean Cunningham, Monte Hellman and John Gaeta’s Trapped Ashes, these five brilliant directors show us their visions of the horror that follows six strangers who visit Ultra Studios in Hollywood. The film unfolds stories of sexual obsession, spiritual turmoil, dead souls and twisted pregnancies.

Watch Trapped Ashes on Tuesday September 12th at 11:59 p.m. in Ryerson and Thursday September 14th at 12:15 p.m. in Paramount 4.