Death at Midnight

About This Movie

So, 'Death at Midnight' is an interesting slice of horror from 2008, even if the director's name is lost to time. The atmosphere is pretty heavy, with a sense of dread that lingers throughout. The story revolves around this guy haunted by visions of a pregnant woman he accidentally killed in a crash, which gives it this psychological twist. The pacing is deliberate but effective, really letting the tension build. Practical effects play a significant role, and they're used to create some impactful moments, not overly flashy but quite unsettling. The performances could be described as raw, which adds to the grim tone. It’s one of those films that might resonate differently with each viewer, given its themes of guilt and loss.

Themes of guilt and psychological trauma · Effective use of practical effects · Slow-building tension enhances horror