Late Night Double Feature, The

USA • 2014 • 90m •

• Directed by: Christopher R. Mihm. • Starring: Michael Cook, Shane Donahue, Cherie Gallinati, Mark Haider, Catherine Hansen, Elizabeth Kaiser, Michael G. Kaiser, Alice Mihm, David Mihm, Daniel Mihm, Elliott Mihm, Stephanie Mihm, James Norgard..

On a decades-long mission to Alpha Centauri, the crew of the Endeavor find a dead alien on the surface of a rogue planet. Once aboard, they find that it is not dead... After the death of his wife, Barney Collins finds solace in his new role as a single dad. However, when his son disappears from his bed, Barney loses his grip on reality and becomes a shut in. Eight years later, he resurfaces with a wild theory: his son has been taken by an otherworldly entity that steals sleeping children through inter-dimensional portals in their bedroom walls!

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There is an audience, apparently, for these affectionate salutes to old-time schlockers. This double-bill features the required cheesy look, incompetent acting, and production budget of 500 bucks. It's also filmed in glorious black and white. And you know, it must have been a gas to make---obviously everyone involved is related, or lives next door to the director. (Why doesn't anybody ask me to be in one of these things? I can act just as badly as these people.) But the experience of intentionally putrid movies is much different than watching something like "Manos", "The Room", or "Plan 9". A klunker that is intended to be taken seriously is somehow funnier, and this isn't in that genre.....but that's just me. You may get a kick out of this, so give it a try.

Review by ksdilauri from the Internet Movie Database.

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