Midnight's Child

The film follows a lawyer who perceives satanic influences in the Swiss au pair hired by her and her husband for their daughter. As the narrative unfolds, the tension builds around the supernatural elements and the psychological impact on the family.

Featuring a cast that includes Marcy Walker, Cotter Smith, and a young Elisabeth Moss, Midnight's Child captures the essence of early '90s horror television. With a runtime of 89 minutes, it presents a compelling story that merges domestic life with unsettling themes of satanism and fear.

Collectors of physical media might appreciate the film's combination of horror and thriller elements, as well as its portrayal of the anxieties surrounding family and trust. The production companies involved lend it a certain pedigree that could appeal to those interested in the genre's evolution during this era.