Journey Into Midnight (1969)
Directed by Roy Ward Baker / Alan Gibson
Genres - Mystery |
Sub-Genres - Supernatural Horror |
Run Time - 100 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Cavett Binion
Hammer recut and repackaged two installments of their popular television series Journey to the Unknown (one of the earliest projects of longtime Hammer director Roy Ward Baker) for this theatrical release. The first tale involves a guest at an unusual masquerade party at which he is given an unflattering look at his past misdeeds; the second installment stars The Haunting's Julie Harris as a rich woman pursued by a slimy, gold-digging potential suitor who meets his comeuppance thanks to an ancient Indian spirit. Though rather staid in comparison to Baker's flamboyant anthology work for Amicus, this is nevertheless a moody and stylish pair of tales, if not fully representative of the series' finer moments.
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artist, costume, costume-party, episode, fortune-hunter, ghost, loot, Native-American, party, past, prey, protection, romance, ruthlessness, supernatural, supernatural-forces, time-travel, widow/widower, journey, woman
