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Undescribable Perfection

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Absolutely the worst movie.

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

I am a huge fan of F. Paul Wilson. I think "The Keep" is one of the best horror novels ever written (I read it at least twice a year) and I think his Repairman Jack character is the best character in modern horror fiction.But this script for Midnight Mass was simply dreadful. Beyond dreadful. When I picked this up, I didn't have a lot of high hopes because of some of the negative comments I saw on IMDB. But I am often at odds with what people say, so I went ahead anyway.(Some very minor spoilers ahead)The script, again, was dreadful. The acting was beyond awful (the female lead should never, ever act again). And the simple logic of the events taking place on the screen was stupid (two people walking along a darkened roadway NOT getting attacked by vampires ... a woman seeing Goths attack another woman and seeing the Goths see her and then NOT running away?).I have always wanted Repairman Jack to come to the big screen, ideally in "The Tomb." But since the film version of "The Keep" was so bad and "Midnight Mass" was so awful, I'm not sure I want to see it anymore.

I have so many positive comments for the current wave of horror movies that are coming out, straight-to-video and theatrically. The Experiment, May, House of 1000 Corpses, and even Wrong Turn were all solid horror excursions. Too bad this one isn't. I picked up Midnight Mass because it was a Lion's Gate release and Fangoria had a write-up about it in a recent issue that made it seem interesting. If that's why you're thinking about picking it up, put it down NOW! It sucks, no vampire humor intended. The film opens with a brilliant documentary style account of the world being overrun by vampires. It pulls you right in and builds up your expectations. It soon falls flat because the actors are terribly amateurish and the dialogue is annoying. Every time the lead actress opened her mouth I wanted someone to slap her down. And the lead priest looks like some guy they found at a Pantera concert while the evil priest could be Joe Pesci's bad acting twin. The flick is painfully dull as well. The whole experience was disappointing to say the least. If you want a better F. Paul Wilson adaptation, rent The Keep.

Initially promising vampire movie opens with a montage sequence of television news programs detailing the death of civilization as we know it--a disease that starts in the Middle East and spreads throughout the world, wiping out huge swaths of population in every country as a result. By the end of the newscasts we find that the disease has finally devastated the USA and that the disease story was actually a cover--the real culprit for all the death and devastation was vampires. The intriguing opening suggests that this might be for vampire movies what 28 Days was for zombie movies--an attempt to inject some fresh life into a very tired horror genre--but then the movie proper actually starts and it takes about forty five seconds for all of that initial promise to disappear. Bad production values and laughably awful acting sink Midnight Mass completely. The script has some good ideas, but it hardly matters when the rest of the movie is so poorly made. Fans of evangelical Christian movies might enjoy this, though, since the material is quite a bit more aggressively Christian than most vampire movies--in large part the script seems designed to show a plucky young female atheist the error of her ways and make her pay in the end for her unforgivable lack of faith. While I said previously that the script had some good ideas, this wasn't one of them. If bad acting and Christian sermonizing are your thing, by all means see Midnight Mass. If you want to see a scary horror movie, take a pass.

this movie was terrible. I didn't even finish watching it because it was not scary at all it was gruesome and very predictable. They made vampires look dirty and unworthy. Well at least in my opinion they should make vampires look beautiful because that's how they really should look.