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Lost After Dark
Description
A group of teenagers looking to party get stranded when their ride breaks down, and end up being stalked by a cannibalistic killer.
A group of teenagers looking to party get stranded when their ride breaks down, and end up being stalked by a cannibalistic killer.
Actors:
Lanie McAuley,
Mark Wiebe,
Rick Rosenthal,
Alexander Calvert,
Robert Patrick,
Eve Harlow,
Elise Gatien,
Sarah Fisher,
Kendra Leigh Timmins,
Stephan James,
Jesse Camacho,
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Lanie McAuley
24 February 1989, British Columbia, Canada
Mark Wiebe
Rick Rosenthal
15 June 1949, New York City, New York, USA
Alexander Calvert
July 15, 1990
Robert Patrick
5 November 1958, Marietta, Georgia, USA
Eve Harlow
20 June 1989, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]
Elise Gatien
Sarah Fisher
Kendra Leigh Timmins
Stephan James
16 December 1993, Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jesse Camacho
29 May 1991, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Director:
Ian Kessner
Ian Kessner
Country:
United States
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August 31, 2015
Lost After Dark is an intriguing attempt to recreate the style of a slasher straight out of the 80s, and while it does mostly succeed in this attempt, unfortunately it falls right in with the downright bad entries of the period.
October 13, 2015
Isn't a bad movie, it just never manages to be anything but mediocre.
October 22, 2014
A loving homage that is all sincere, no snark. It does break the rules for some clever twists, but it's never making fun of horror movies. It's celebrating them in a way that shows we don't have to give this style up.