Night Killer

About This Movie

Night Killer is one of those films where you can really feel the grit and grind of low-budget filmmaking. The atmosphere is thick with that distinct late '80s slasher vibe, and the pacing has a strange rhythm that keeps you guessing. The serial killer, a masked figure with a penchant for gory kills, stalks his victims in a somewhat disjointed narrative that almost feels like a fever dream. The practical effects are where it shines, though; the gore is over-the-top and utterly memorable, giving it a certain charm. Performances vary, but there's a rawness that adds to the film's unsettling tone. It's a unique piece in the slasher subgenre, blending Mexican horror elements with the slasher formula in a way that feels distinctly its own.

Great practical effects showcase · Distinct late '80s slasher vibe · Disjointed narrative adds to the unsettling tone