Beyond the Night

U. S. Marine Ray Marrow (Zane Holtz) returns home after the death of his wife in a car accident. His young son Lawrence has a facial disfigurement. He brings them back to their home town to bury his wife. His sister Caroline Marrow (Tammy Blanchard) is the local sheriff. For some reason, Lawrence seems to have knowledge of a local missing cold case.

I like the premise which holds some potential. The acting is fine for the most part. Mostly, the movie never gets to the level of my expectations. I do like the beginning and as it reveals the premise. Maybe I was hoping to be more invested in an investigation.

Beyond The Night isn't a masterpiece but it's worth a watch as there are tons of worse movies than this one. As for the mystery level I figured it out when the movie wasn't even halfway through, and that's a bit too soon in this genre. The evolution of the story isn't bad but it's not perfect at all. There are some scenes that could have been much better if they would have put a little more effort into it. The story isn't new so you could have a sensation of déjà-vu. The acting was okay, no Oscar winners here, with nobody standing out of the lot, but also nobody acting mediocrely. All in all it's good enough for me to entertain me for awhile.

Is watchable and fills time. Little better than average storyline and acting

Although the story is predictable but it's still interesting , give it a shot...You will not be boring , acting is also good and very natural.

Well this was a decent low budget (i guess) film, with lots of original twists a sidetracks. it bears the marks of logistical flaws, because every day of filming cost a stash of green ones.so the sun are up,and as the cam angle changes it is dusk and soforth. the story are good, and the acting are ok...just a little stiff here and there, so i think i will recommend this mysterydrama thriller,yes, and seven stars it is worth