Alone and isolated at the family ranch, a dysfunctional brother and sister suddenly find themselves being terrorized and hunted by a pair of nomadic killers. A new suspense thriller that presents a study in rural horror, The Dead of Night premieres in Home Theaters on Digital and On Demand everywhere March 9, 2021, from Shout! Studios and VMI Worldwide.
Directed and written by filmmaker Robert Dean (The Drifter, The Commando), Matthew Lawrence (Money Plane, Evol), and Lance Henriksen (Aliens, The Blacklist) lead a young cast including Jake Etheridge (Dakota, Nashville), Colby Crain (The Big Lady), Leah Bezozo (The Sopranos), and Kyle Overstreet (Give or Take). A PRC Productions in association with Buffalo 8 Productions, The Dead of Night is produced by Matthew Helderman, Troy Scoughton, Sr., and Robert Dean.
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Synopsis: Soon after violent masked drifters dressed as wolves arrive in a small rural town, a local young couple goes missing and their bodies are discovered near a ranch run by brother and sister, Tommy and June. Her ex-boyfriend and local deputy sheriff, Luke, start suspecting Tommy of murder, leaving the siblings ostracized and disenchanted with the community. The next day, Tommy catches the killers committing another murder nearby and moves in closer to investigate, but he is spotted by one of the drifters and chased across the ranch running for his life. Isolated, the siblings, as well as June’s best friend and her husband, find themselves being hunted and terrorized by the nomadic killers, setting the scene for a startling twist and a gruesome outcome that will change the town forever.
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This was by far the dumbest movie I have ever seen! I’ve seen some bad movies in my 44 yrs and this tops the list.