Adored the gradually escalating tension in this one, elevated further by the very sparse use of location (most scenes are just in the house.) Didn't surprise me at all that this was based on a stage play.
Not necessarily exclusive to the film, but I loved how accurately the title reflected the story. Night Must Fall. There's this palpable, looming sense that eventually all the horror left unattended to, those fears and secrets buried deep within our characters consciousness, burst through the veil of the day — living freely in darkness of the night.
Adored the gradually escalating tension in this one, elevated further by the very sparse use of location (most scenes are just in the house.) Didn't surprise me at all that this was based on a stage play.
Not necessarily exclusive to the film, but I loved how accurately the title reflected the story. Night Must Fall. There's this palpable, looming sense that eventually all the horror left unattended to, those fears and secrets buried deep within our characters consciousness, burst through the veil of the day — living freely in darkness of the night.
