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(Trailer) ‘After Midnight’ Love Gets Scary

After Midnight (formerly known as Something Else) is headed to theaters and VOD this Valentine’s Day, with the fitting tagline “Love will rip your heart out.” In the film, directed by Jeremy Gardner and Christian Stella, and written by Gardner, Hank is dealing with a girlfriend suddenly leaving, but as if that wasn’t tough enough, there’s also a monster trying to break through his front door every night.” Hank is this small-town, good-old-boy hunter, about 10 years into a long-term relationship,” Gardner recently told EW. “He wakes up one morning and his partner, Abby, has just gone, [leaving] just a very cryptic note. Around the same time she leaves, something starts coming out of the swamp at night and scratching at the door and trying to get in. You don’t know if he’s losing his mind, because he doesn’t know where she is, he doesn’t know what this thing is, people don’t believe him. So it’s kind of a creature-feature

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 27, 2019
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Movie Reviews (Frightening Ass Film Fest): After Midnight, Greenlight, and Wrinkles the Clown (all 2019)

After Midnight (formerly titled Something Else) is an odd beast, in the best way. It pushes boundaries on genre blending, resulting in a creature feature film that may be too slow for those hoping for an outright horror outing, but it will highly reward viewers interested in the current trend of quieter, personal fright fare. Writer and codirector (with the film’s cinematographer Christian Stella) Jeremy Gardner (who also helmed, scripted, and starred in The Battery [2012]) stars as Hank, a man content with settling down at his old family home, which is in a state of disrepair, and hunting with buddies when not comanaging the bar he owns with long-time girlfriend Abby (Brea Grant of Beyond the Gates [2016] and Dead Night [2017]). When Abby leaves suddenly with only a short note that doesn’t explain much to announce her departure, Hank becomes isolated and his behavior becomes erratic, including seemingly battling nightly with what he claims to be a monster.

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Joseph Perry
Oct 31, 2019
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A Pair With Psychic Powers Fight To Escape A Demented Doctor In Joe Begos’ The Mind’s Eye

Two people born with supernatural abilities find themselves prisoners of a psychotic doctor in The Mind’s Eye, from writer/director Joe Begos (Almost Human). Starring Graham Skipper, John Speredakos, Lauren Ashley Carter, Noah Segan, Matt Mercer, Brian Morvant, Jeremy Gardner, Josh Ethier, Larry Fessender and Sean Zimmerman, The Mind’s Eye was written and directed by Begos. This horror-scifi-thriller follows Zack Conners and Rachel Meadows, both born with incredible psychokinetic capabilities. When word gets out of their supernatural talents, they find themselves prisoners of of the psychotic Dr. Michael Slovak, a deranged doctor who wants to harvest their powers for himself. The Mind’s Eye will open in select theaters,and will be available on VOD and iTunes come August 5, 2016 from RLJ Entertainment.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 28, 2016

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Horror Fuel

(Trailer) ‘After Midnight’ Love Gets Scary

After Midnight (formerly known as Something Else) is headed to theaters and VOD this Valentine’s Day, with the fitting tagline “Love will rip your heart out.” In the film, directed by Jeremy Gardner and Christian Stella, and written by Gardner, Hank is dealing with a girlfriend suddenly leaving, but as if that wasn’t tough enough, there’s also a monster trying to break through his front door every night.” Hank is this small-town, good-old-boy hunter, about 10 years into a long-term relationship,” Gardner recently told EW. “He wakes up one morning and his partner, Abby, has just gone, [leaving] just a very cryptic note. Around the same time she leaves, something starts coming out of the swamp at night and scratching at the door and trying to get in. You don’t know if he’s losing his mind, because he doesn’t know where she is, he doesn’t know what this thing is, people don’t believe him. So it’s kind of a creature-feature

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Dec 27, 2019
Horror Fuel

Movie Reviews (Frightening Ass Film Fest): After Midnight, Greenlight, and Wrinkles the Clown (all 2019)

After Midnight (formerly titled Something Else) is an odd beast, in the best way. It pushes boundaries on genre blending, resulting in a creature feature film that may be too slow for those hoping for an outright horror outing, but it will highly reward viewers interested in the current trend of quieter, personal fright fare. Writer and codirector (with the film’s cinematographer Christian Stella) Jeremy Gardner (who also helmed, scripted, and starred in The Battery [2012]) stars as Hank, a man content with settling down at his old family home, which is in a state of disrepair, and hunting with buddies when not comanaging the bar he owns with long-time girlfriend Abby (Brea Grant of Beyond the Gates [2016] and Dead Night [2017]). When Abby leaves suddenly with only a short note that doesn’t explain much to announce her departure, Hank becomes isolated and his behavior becomes erratic, including seemingly battling nightly with what he claims to be a monster.

Continue reading →
Joseph Perry
Oct 31, 2019
Horror Fuel

A Pair With Psychic Powers Fight To Escape A Demented Doctor In Joe Begos’ The Mind’s Eye

Two people born with supernatural abilities find themselves prisoners of a psychotic doctor in The Mind’s Eye, from writer/director Joe Begos (Almost Human). Starring Graham Skipper, John Speredakos, Lauren Ashley Carter, Noah Segan, Matt Mercer, Brian Morvant, Jeremy Gardner, Josh Ethier, Larry Fessender and Sean Zimmerman, The Mind’s Eye was written and directed by Begos. This horror-scifi-thriller follows Zack Conners and Rachel Meadows, both born with incredible psychokinetic capabilities. When word gets out of their supernatural talents, they find themselves prisoners of of the psychotic Dr. Michael Slovak, a deranged doctor who wants to harvest their powers for himself. The Mind’s Eye will open in select theaters,and will be available on VOD and iTunes come August 5, 2016 from RLJ Entertainment.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 28, 2016