The Dead of Night

An amazing film. Well worth watching and unbelievable it has such a low score. Great story line, great location, great acting and great soundtrack.

On top of that it has the legendary Lance Henriksen.

If you're having doubts about watching this just give it a go, it had me hook line and sinker from the word go.

Here me out. The movie was made with little budget I am sure and it definitely is as good as most horror movies I've seen in the last 3 years.

The music is good, the cast, set, scenes and acting do a good job of creating an authentic NM scene.

It is a bit raw and has some moments you will be screaming use the camera stabilizer but you will also be on the edge of your seat saying 'do this' and 'why did these idiots not do that..' Classic

If you could fault it for anything I would say it would be the wrap-up that will leave you with a little bit of 'how the hell did this happen' and 'what are they insinuating is next'.

It is a but anguishing, just like many other horror movie endings.

Perhaps the sequel will be better and with a bigger budget next time.

My daughter and I are horror fans and we will be looking for one from Robert Dean.

Our review ends with a suggestion to grab your movie partner and give it a go!

Reminding me the movie The Village, in the same way with always the USA thing in a small town... a good movie to watch once. Good acting helping the viewer enjoying the film.

I've just wasted 130 mins of my life.

Was there actually a script....or did they wing it...!

I kept hoping it would get better.....it got worse.

The scenes and characters were disjointed....nothing flowed. Things just didn't hold your interest.

There was no explanation as to why things happened the way they did and to whom...

You never really got a background on any of the characters....so it wasn't emotionally investing when something happened to them.

Please no sequels..!

No plot development, no suspense, yawnnnn!!!! Worse movie seen in a long time. Just a copy cat of other boring stories of mindless killers. I think they saved a lot on using actors with cayote masks, where there was no character development while merely weilding knives and firing guns.