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A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?

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(Image: Jocelyn Reynolds)
(Image: Jocelyn Reynolds)

TIFF’s popular Midnight Madness program, which has been showing films of the frightening, strange and action-packed variety for the past 26 years, can be a spooky affair. Monday’s late-night feature was a documentary called Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films, about the rise and fall of the production company behind low-budget 80’s movies like American Ninja and Masters of the Universe. We asked show-goers waiting in line outside Ryerson Theatre what they’re most afraid of. Here’s what they had to say.

A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
(Image: Jocelyn Reynolds)
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
A question for Midnight Madness attendees: what scares you the most?
Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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