Alone in the Dead of Night

A very claustrophobic slow burn horror film that really gets into your head. I don't want to spoil the ending, but it's terrifying and a fitting end to the film.

More like give me back some time. Would have been amazing if the runtime was cut by 50 minutes. The bathroom creature was pretty cool and creepy. Good acting and It was a well made film. I just don't see why it was as long as it was. I get suspense but it's not that suspenseful. Well acted and well made at the end of the day. Just way drawn out for no reason in my opinion. I didn't hate it. I probably would have loved it if it was condensed.

Claustrophobic and stays with you long after the credits. It does take a while to get going properly, but the girls are easy on the eye, so you don't mind the wait. Once the film's fully up to speed, it has some really terrifying moments. Certainly worth a look.

There are four roles in this film: the main star, her friend, the ghosts/creeps etc...and that blasted camera man. I so much wanted him to die, with all that zooming in and out, shaking like he's scared to hold the camera, going round in circles, and at some points, upside down.

Anyway, the film. Its in indie film, says so on the credits at the start as well. At first, you get to understand what each character is like, but at times, it goes on and on.

Oh, and word to the wise, don't ever hold the phone that has the music to most of the film, over a bath of water.

I guess the story is okay, switching now and then, so you even get confused as to what is real and not. I stuck with it to the end, and when it finally got there, I was a bit surprised and shocked.

Looks like this movie will contain the internal horrors of being artistic. And also the extreme terror of what it feels like to be stalked.