Prepare to get spooked as Late Night With The Devil is set to hit UK cinemas this month, already gaining recognition as one of the scariest movies of the year. The film, featuring David Dastmalchian from The Dark Knight and The Boogeyman, stunned viewers at its world premiere during the South by Southwest Film Festival.
The stellar cast, including Laura Gordon, Ian Bliss, Fayssal Bazzi, Ingrid Torelli, Rhys Auteri, and Georgina Haig, promises to deliver a spine-tingling experience when the movie graces the big screen on March 22. With a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, critics are raving about its electrifying and terrifying qualities, drawing comparisons to Stephen King.
Renowned horror master Stephen King himself has endorsed this ‘brilliant’ movie, claiming he couldn’t look away. The film has sparked nostalgia for the iconic BBC Ghostwatch, known for its chilling realism that captivated audiences in 1992.
Featuring a late-night TV host, Jack Delroy, who is battling a dismal show rating after his wife’s passing, the film follows a Halloween night episode of his talk show Night Owls. Viewers are in for a chaotic ride as Delroy interviews intriguing guests while an evil spirit wreaks havoc on the set and audience, escalating into a truly terrifying spectacle.
The film captures the eerie atmosphere of Ghostwatch as the tension intensifies with spine-chilling hauntings and a descent into a nightmarish spiritual realm. The retro seventies setting, complete with cheesy costumes and spooky music, immerses viewers in a perfectly nostalgic backdrop.
The film’s exploration of the paranormal through a seventies talk show lens provides a unique and captivating narrative. Late Night With The Devil showcases practical effects and a chilling depiction of possession and demonic entities that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Lead actor David Dastmalchian delivers a remarkable performance as Jack Delroy, blending charisma with dark secrets in a role that showcases his versatility. Joined by an ensemble cast that brings depth and authenticity to their characters, the film balances horror and storytelling with finesse.
For those daring enough to venture into the world of Late Night With The Devil, expect a journey filled with haunting demons, stellar performances, and a fresh take on classic horror elements. This clever TV satire offers a stylish and compelling perspective on possession stories, making it a must-watch for horror enthusiasts.
Late Night With The Devil premieres in UK Cinemas on March 22.