A Art Tv Review

Mid-budget, actor-driven horror movies are my jam. They can be charming and exciting with the best, and that's Midnight by Dread Presents. A South Korean film, Midnight is written and directed by Kwon Oh-Seung and stars Wi Ha-jun, Jin Ki-Joo, Gil Hae-yeon, and Kim Hye-Yoon. At just over an hour and 30 minutes, Midnight is more about creating and maintaining tension with its actors than its story. In Midnight, fear grips the country of South Korea when a serial killer, Do Shik (Wi Ha-Joon), stalks its residents. Kyung-mi (Jin Ki-joo), a deaf woman, is out late with her mother when she comes across a young woman bleeding to death in a dark alley. While the two just want to get home and plan their trip to Jeju Island, they stumble upon a brutal crime with no apparent end. What begins with Kyung-mi trying to help Do Shik find her sister turns into realizing that the kind man is actually a brutal killer. Director: Nicholas Molinari Writer: Nicholas Molinari Stars: Charlie McElveen, Bria...