The titles that usually break out of TIFF's Midnight Madness program are often characterized by audacious, crowd-pleasing spectacle (consider the uproarious acclaim for " The Furious"). I've always been drawn to the more unconventional midnighters; those stories that may not boast the action choreography and visceral thrills of their louder siblings, but remain intriguingly disquieting. This dispatch covers two Midnighters here that fit that bill, plus another lo-fi cut featuring a brat-ty pop star that feels right at home with these strange delights.