Midnight's Hours

About This Movie

Midnight's Hours weaves a unique blend of horror and mystery, taking place in the eerie twilight of Cookie Midnight's radio show. The vibe is thick with tension as each episode reveals the grotesque underbelly of nocturnal life. This film stands out for its practical effects, which manage to create a visceral connection to the chilling supernatural elements like ghosts and werewolves. The pacing often feels like a slow burn, allowing the audience to sink into the nightmarish world presented. There’s an odd charm to the performances as well—characters feel almost like caricatures, but that just adds to the film's unsettling atmosphere. It’s not your typical horror fare, and that’s what makes it intriguing.

Midnight's Hours is somewhat of a hidden gem, with limited releases over the years making it somewhat rare among collectors. The film has seen a few smaller format releases, but there’s a noticeable scarcity in high-quality editions. Interest has been slowly growing, especially among those who appreciate offbeat horror narratives, but it remains under the radar for most. If you come across it, it’s worth considering for its distinctive approach to the genre.