London After Midnight

This film presents a reconstruction of the 1927 silent film London After Midnight, a classic work that has been lost to time. Utilizing still photographs, Rick Schmidlin's version attempts to bring back the essence of the original film while showcasing the talents of Lon Chaney and other notable cast members like Marceline Day and Henry B. Walthall.

As a unique piece in the horror genre, London After Midnight is notable for its themes involving vampires, and elements like the butler, inspector, and maid. The film resonates with collectors for its connection to silent cinema and the legacy of Lon Chaney, known as the Man of a Thousand Faces. This reconstruction not only highlights the artistry of early horror films but also serves as a historical document of a work that has vanished from the cinematic landscape.