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Midnight Son

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With his health slowly deteriorating, a night-shift worker (Zak Kilberg) accidentally discovers he must drink blood to survive.
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Robbie Collin Daily Telegraph (UK) 01/11/2013
3/5
Horror films driven by ideas are thin on the ground, but behind the gory façade of Scott Leberecht's debut feature there ticks some cleverly assembled clockwork. Go to Full Review
Derek Malcolm London Evening Standard 01/11/2013
3/5
Better made and imagined than most [horror films]. Go to Full Review
Andrew Pulver Guardian 01/10/2013
3/5
Yet another tortured-emo vampire movie, but there's an attempt to inject a dose of plausible realism into proceedings, rather than Twilight's leaden coffee-table stylings. Go to Full Review
Brent McKnight The Last Thing I See 07/13/2020
B
Cleverly blends horror, romance, drama, and some good old-fashioned blood splatter. It's a genuinely spooky, wholly engrossing film. Go to Full Review
Naila Scargill Exquisite Terror 02/28/2019
Eschews many of the vampire subgenre's tropes to present something more akin to a quietly observed character study. Go to Full Review
Mike McCahill metro.co.uk 09/01/2017
3/5
Scott Leberecht's promising low-budget horror character study is very much in the vein - pun intended - of early George A Romero. Go to Full Review
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g j 11/10/2023 A simple premise that is well-delivered on a modest budget. The lead actor is particularly solid. See more 08/03/2020 Very enjoyable film with a good lead. Great "modern vampire" tale of a young man who develops a need for human blood. See more N L 07/12/2019 i HATE the movies of today! Please Stop See more 11/27/2016 A good vampire film. See more 01/09/2016 160109: Though this film is labeled a horror, don't expect something scary. It's an indie look at vampirism. It's no where near the class of Let Me In (2010) but it's not too terribly bad either. Obviously low budget, there are some pretty cool scenes held within. Maya Parish is perfect as the hot little junkie Mary and Tracey Walter appears a Gary the janitor. I like Walter but outside of Conan the Destroyer (1984), he seems to only appear in small part over the years. One of the most memorable to me is Miller in Repo Man (1984) but he has also appeared in City Slickers (1991), Silence of the Lambs (1991), and Young Guns II (1990) to name some of my favorites. I almost forget he existed until I watched this film but it was cool to see him again. For two reasons I'm happy I only paid $2.00 for this film. One, it was inexpensive; and two, it was inexpensive twisted entertainment. It will remain in my collection and I'll likely watch it again sometime. See more 08/11/2015 Too romanticized to a fault, Midnight Son still manages to put a nice spin to a vampire genre See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis With his health slowly deteriorating, a night-shift worker (Zak Kilberg) accidentally discovers he must drink blood to survive.
Director
Scott Leberecht
Producer
Matt Compton
Screenwriter
Scott Leberecht
Production Co
Free Lunch Productions
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 14, 2013
Runtime
1h 28m
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