Genre films to put their stamp on the Toronto International Film Festival
 

Genre films to put their stamp on the Toronto International Film Festival
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The Toronto International Film Festival kicked off on Thursday but, to be honest, it feels like Venice and Telluride have already let some of the air out of its tires. Must-see ****** such as La La Land, Moonlight, Bleed for This, Arrival, The Bad Batch, The Bleeder and **cturnal Animals have already garnered headlines elsewhere, as have earlier festival films like the Cannes trio American Honey, Loving and Elle, Sundance duo Manchester by the Sea and The Birth of a Nation, and even S**wden and Blair Witch at Comic-Con.

Speaking of the latter title, if anything provides a jolt of energy to this year's festival, it may be Colin Geddes' lauded Midnight Madness program. I am, and forever will be, a proud genre guy, and this year’s Midnight lineup is especially promising. I'll put it this way: **cturnal Animals is one of my most anticipated films of the year, as I loved Tom Ford’s A Single Man and will watch any movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Having said that, there is ** way I’m missing the midnight premiere of Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett's Blair Witch, which will almost certainly be an unforgettable TIFF experience. Read more...

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