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After Midnight

starring: Marg Helgenberger, Marc McClure, Ed Monaghan, Alan Rosenberg, Monique Salcido
directed by: Ken Wheat, Jim Wheat

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Binding: Video On Demand
Release Date: September 26, 2008
Running Time: 93 minutes
Studio: MGM
Theatrical Release Date: November 03, 1989

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- Great Saturday Night Scary Movie
This would be a great movie for teenagers to watch on a Saturday night.

It's based on an interesting idea which is what is fear.

It's funny because this guy is supposed to be a college professor but his teaching methods are unorthadox to say the least. Kids might actually believe that a teacher could do something like that.

This is one of those movies I had seen many years ago and then one day I started thinking about it and miraculously I was able to find ... Read More

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- "Trilogy of Terror Part 3"
At first when I purchased this DVD, I thought it was just your typical B flick horror movie, but it was like another Trilogy of Terror movie. Not just one main story line, but a few storys within the story. I personally enjoyed it. I originally bought it because I'm a big CSI fan, & wanted to see a Marg Helgenberger film. I was a little disappointed when I found that she didn't have as big a role as I thought she would. But overall, I enjoyed it.

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- MGM screws up again
The movie itself is an overly tame, bloodless piece that would merit a PG-13 nowadays. The stories are okay, with Marg Helgenberger turning in the film's best performance as a victimized answering service operator, but there's nothing else about the film that stands out.

Except ...

MGM Home Video, the people that messed up the ratios of the Ingmar Bergman films a few years ago, and then rereleased "The Graduate" on DVD in the same non-anamorphic print with a new cover ... Read More

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- Fun, but not good
In the vein of stuff like Creepshow and the like comes a movie about a strange college professor (Ramy Zada), who attempts to provide to his students the most intimate understanding of fear by scaring them as much as he can.

So they go to his house and tell typical urban legends complete with women in distress, creepy phone calls, empty gas stations, and yes, a flat tire in front of a scary mansion. Well, it started all right.

The three stories are overarched by the story ... Read More

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- "To understand fear, you have to experience fear."
I do enjoy horror anthologies, as it allows for short stories to be presented in such a way as to appeal to their strength, that being that they're short (as a bonus, if you don't like one story, another is coming soon). Let's face it, if you tried to stretch some of these tales out to a feature length film, they just wouldn't work...keep it short and sweet, and move on...which is exactly what they do here in the film After Midnight (1989). And speaking of horror anthologies, I'm especially looking ... Read More

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