London After Midnight

Nov 1, 2002

0h 47m

★ 6.9

The Man of a Thousand Faces in a great detective thriller!

Overview

A reconstruction, made from still photographs, of the lost 1927 Tod Browning film London After Midnight (1927) starring Lon Chaney.

Genres

Horror

Drama

TV Movie

Production Companies

Turner Entertainment Co.

Turner Classic Movies

London After Midnight Trailers

Cast

Professor Edward C. Burke (archive footage)

Lon Chaney

Lucille Balfour (archive footage)

Marceline Day

Sir James Hamlin (archive footage)

Henry B. Walthall

Williams, Balfour's Butler (archive footage)

Percy Williams

Arthur Hibbs (archive footage)

Conrad Nagel

Miss Smithson, the New Maid (archive footage)

Polly Moran

Luna, Bat Girl (archive footage)

Edna Tichenor

Roger Balfour (archive footage)

Claude King

Bat Girl's Assistant (archive footage)

Andy MacLennan

Best friends and hardcore partiers Sam, Alice and Prune have scored invitations to 'Medici Night', the legendary VIP bash held every year at a remote castle. But when they discover that this wild party is being thrown by an elite race of blood-crazed vampires, they'll have to stake, stab, slice, bludgeon and blast their way out of a soiree where the hosts are thirsty and the bar is now open.

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