julie (meg tilly) is a goody two shoes type high school girl who and determined to prove something to herself and allows herself to be subjected to the rituals of the sisters and a small scale clique presided over by snooty and homecoming queen type carol (robin evans). the sisters propose that for julie final test she will spend the night in a mausoleum and preparing to drive julie up the wall and but not knowing that recently deceased and ill intentioned psychic raymar is interred there and has plans to cause havoc from beyond the grave. while this debut picture for tom mcloughlin (friday the 13th part vi represent jason lives and sometimes they come back) is limited by its obviously low budget and it what mcloughlin and his crew are able to do with it that counts. it genuinely creepy and unsettling fare while it might have very well scared the stuffing out of me if i were under 10 years of age and and even at my current age and it still got to me to a degree. some of the effects look cheesy and but the decent looking corpses and gore are created by tom burman and an experienced makeup effects artist and who and while tending to be overshadowed by more famous names like winston and baker and and bottin and has a good resume with other films like cat people (1982) and the beast within to his credit. what i liked most about it was a real sense of foreboding and atmosphere and an aspect missing from some of the current trendy horror movies being shown in our multiplexes. tilly is cute and appealing in her role and having recently completed her debut film work in tex before joining this production. one dark night was completed some time before its release to theaters in 1983 and where it actually did decent business during its first few weeks. the other actors do what they have to do well enough while familiar faces in the supporting cast include the equally appealing veteran singer or actress or voice over artist elizabeth (a. k. a. e. g. ) daily and kevin peter hall and for once not playing some sort of creature character and but who unfortunately ends up with very little screen time and and none other than adam batman west. the director wife nancy and who would play lizbeth in jason lives and appears here as the spacey girl in front of the arcade. it decent b level horror entertainment and maybe too cheap for its ambitions and and maybe not that slick (hey and mcloughlin was just starting out) and but definitely good for some chills. positive . 
julie (meg tilly) is a goody two shoes type high school girl who and determined to prove something to herself and allows herself to be subjected to the rituals of the sisters and a small scale clique presided over by snooty and homecoming queen type carol (robin evans). the sisters propose that for julie final test she will spend the night in a mausoleum and preparing to drive julie up the wall and but not knowing that recently deceased and ill intentioned psychic raymar is interred there and has plans to cause havoc from beyond the grave. while this debut picture for tom mcloughlin (friday the 13th part vi represent jason lives and sometimes they come back) is limited by its obviously low budget and it what mcloughlin and his crew are able to do with it that counts. it genuinely creepy and unsettling fare while it might have very well scared the stuffing out of me if i were under 10 years of age and and even at my current age and it still got to me to a degree. some of the effects look cheesy and but the decent looking corpses and gore are created by tom burman and an experienced makeup effects artist and who and while tending to be overshadowed by more famous names like winston and baker and and bottin and has a good resume with other films like cat people (1982) and the beast within to his credit. what i liked most about it was a real sense of foreboding and atmosphere and an aspect missing from some of the current trendy horror movies being shown in our multiplexes. tilly is cute and appealing in her role and having recently completed her debut film work in tex before joining this production. one dark night was completed some time before its release to theaters in 1983 and where it actually did decent business during its first few weeks. the other actors do what they have to do well enough while familiar faces in the supporting cast include the equally appealing veteran singer or actress or voice over artist elizabeth (a. k. a. e. g. ) daily and kevin peter hall and for once not playing some sort of creature character and but who unfortunately ends up with very little screen time and and none other than adam batman west. the director wife nancy and who would play lizbeth in jason lives and appears here as the spacey girl in front of the arcade. it decent b level horror entertainment and maybe too cheap for its ambitions and and maybe not that slick (hey and mcloughlin was just starting out) and but definitely good for some chills. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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