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Blood in the Night
1993, regia di Lincoln Kupchak

Scheda: Nazione: USA - Produzione: Rivers of Blood Productions - Distribuzione: CustomFlix - Soggetto: Lincoln Kupchak - Sceneggiatura: Charles Axworthy, Melanie J. Elin, Lincoln Kupchak, Kris McHale - Fotografia: Scott Bagley, Armando Díaz - Montaggio: Lincoln Kupchak - Costumi: Kris McHale - Effetti speciali: R.I.P. FX - Formato: Color, corto - Durata: 17'.
Cast:
Reggie Athnos, Mark Moyer, David Laird Scott, Bonita Walker, Michael 
Bradberry, 
Gina Altizer,
Scott Bagley, Matthew Durham,
Melanie J. Elin,
Kris McHale.
 


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 Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: 
 
IMDb - 
famouswhy.com - 
riversofbloodproductions.com - 
archive.rotteneggsx.com - 
omdb.si - 
dvd-copy.com - 
horrormovies1993.alotoffilms.com - 
taliesinttlg.blogspot.com:  «The 
art of short film making is a subtle one. With little time for exposition a way 
has to be found to move the narrative along in a way that makes sense but also, 
often, makes use of shortcuts.
Blood in the Night used narrative shortcuts but they felt, unfortunately, 
unsatisfying and left the viewer wondering why rather than accepting the 
shortcut for what it was.
It begins in some Eastern European location. A man, Vladius (David Laird Scott). 
listens to a baby cry. A man and woman try to calm it but Vladius snatches it 
away. He is going to silence it but then says he can’t harm it as the baby is 
cursed already. The man takes it and runs as the woman is punished by being 
attacked by Vladius, who then appears before the man and takes the baby. ...».
 Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: 
 
IMDb - 
famouswhy.com - 
riversofbloodproductions.com - 
archive.rotteneggsx.com - 
omdb.si - 
dvd-copy.com - 
horrormovies1993.alotoffilms.com - 
taliesinttlg.blogspot.com:  «The 
art of short film making is a subtle one. With little time for exposition a way 
has to be found to move the narrative along in a way that makes sense but also, 
often, makes use of shortcuts.
Blood in the Night used narrative shortcuts but they felt, unfortunately, 
unsatisfying and left the viewer wondering why rather than accepting the 
shortcut for what it was.
It begins in some Eastern European location. A man, Vladius (David Laird Scott). 
listens to a baby cry. A man and woman try to calm it but Vladius snatches it 
away. He is going to silence it but then says he can’t harm it as the baby is 
cursed already. The man takes it and runs as the woman is punished by being 
attacked by Vladius, who then appears before the man and takes the baby. ...».