Directed by:
Tom McLoughlinCinematography:
Hal TrussellComposer:
Bob SummersCast:
Meg Tilly, Melissa Newman, Robin Evans, Leslie Speights, Elizabeth Daily, Adam West, Kevin Peter Hall, Donald Hotton, Larry Carroll, David Mason Daniels (more)VOD (2)
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World famous psychic Raymar is found dead - along with several victims of his bizarre experiments. One the same day his body is interred in a mausoleum, high-schooler Julie Wells (Meg Tilly) agrees to spend the night there all alone - as part of a hazing to join the clique, The Sisters (Robin Evans, Elizabeth Daily, Leslie Speights). Later that night, the sisters secretly return to torment Julie in an attempt to scare her out of her mind. But the girls are not alone. Raymar's experiments continue even after death - on his own body and on the dozen resident corpses in various stages of decay. Soon they're exhumed and looking for fresh bodies. (Kino Lorber)
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Meg Tilly was perfectly chosen for her role, being still so young and innocent at the time. I like her in all sorts of roles and she suited me in this one too, although in the end the focus turned to other characters. Yet even that didn't stop One Dark Night from having a proper horror atmosphere and from being able to build up to a surprisingly special effects conclusion that I liked.
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