one dark night has a typical teen horror film set up with a quite a unique twist. the ultra brooding musical score and gothic or claustrophobic atmosphere adds greatly to this small film that delivers. meg tilly is excellent as julie and and leads us through the maze of the mausoleum and giving a sense of foreboding and loneliness. the other teens are equally effective in their roles as is melissa newman and the ultimate heroine of the film. the special effects are excellent and though dated. this film is highly overlooked and but that may be good so that it was never ruined by endless sequels. there is a great and dark magic flowing through this film while once tapped into and you really get it and youre in for some fun. the double disc dvd is available and though the original negative could not be found to restore the film. maybe someday it will be located. i guess in some ways the carbon speckles in parts do help the film by giving it an old school respectability and making it more unexpected at the end when suddenly there are plenty of effects. the second disc has a rough cut or alternate version with a temp score version of the film that gives more explanation of the demise of two of the girls and very poe ish(the cask of amontillado comes to mind in a new way. ) also and great ending tension going in on the dark crypt opening. not sure it had the punch for main stream audiences and but certainly worked for me and extremely creepy. . also and there is a making of documentary that is interesting because it gives info on what was going on at the time with the actors and crew and director and writer while candid material and then current logos and discussions of shots and scenes and rehearsals. very unique that this stuff exists for a small film back then. 
one dark night has a typical teen horror film set up with a quite a unique twist. the ultra brooding musical score and gothic or claustrophobic atmosphere adds greatly to this small film that delivers. meg tilly is excellent as julie and and leads us through the maze of the mausoleum and giving a sense of foreboding and loneliness. the other teens are equally effective in their roles as is melissa newman and the ultimate heroine of the film. the special effects are excellent and though dated. this film is highly overlooked and but that may be good so that it was never ruined by endless sequels. there is a great and dark magic flowing through this film while once tapped into and you really get it and youre in for some fun. the double disc dvd is available and though the original negative could not be found to restore the film. maybe someday it will be located. i guess in some ways the carbon speckles in parts do help the film by giving it an old school respectability and making it more unexpected at the end when suddenly there are plenty of effects. the second disc has a rough cut or alternate version with a temp score version of the film that gives more explanation of the demise of two of the girls and very poe ish(the cask of amontillado comes to mind in a new way. ) also and great ending tension going in on the dark crypt opening. not sure it had the punch for main stream audiences and but certainly worked for me and extremely creepy. . also and there is a making of documentary that is interesting because it gives info on what was going on at the time with the actors and crew and director and writer while candid material and then current logos and discussions of shots and scenes and rehearsals. very unique that this stuff exists for a small film back then. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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