Midnight Blunders
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About This Movie
Midnight Blunders is a 1936 short film that combines horror and comedy. Directed in an era that explored diverse genre fusions, this film showcases a unique narrative set against the backdrop of Chinatown.
Midnight Blunders has had its share of limited releases, and you don't often see it pop up in collector circles. It seems to have been overshadowed by more prominent films of its time, which makes finding a good print somewhat of a challenge. The film's quirky blend of horror and comedy has piqued the interest of niche collectors who appreciate the oddities of 1930s cinema, but it's still relatively under the radar. So, if you come across a copy, it can be a fun conversation starter among fellow enthusiasts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does Midnight Blunders belong to?
Midnight Blunders is a horror-comedy short film.
Who directed Midnight Blunders?
The director of Midnight Blunders is not specified in the provided information.
Who stars in Midnight Blunders?
The film features Tom Kennedy, Monte Collins, Phyllis Crane, and others.
What year was Midnight Blunders released?
Midnight Blunders was released in 1936.
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