I get that this movie may bore a lot of people because it is so slow moving and often is more like moving photography, but that doesn't make it a bad movie, rather the opposite. It's just not for most people. This movie won't make you jump much but it is technically horror. Just not super scary or gory or anything like that. But defintely horror. And good horror if you appreciate different kinds and these types of artsy indie films. This movie is indie. I would NOT call it a B movie though, not at all. The production value is in fact superb. It is extremely well done, edited, produced, great cinematography, scoring and ambiance, and the actors were pretty good too (not great of course, but everything else was). It was just extremely slow moving at times and you have to be able to appreciate atmospheric films with interesting visuals and different aspects of film making and cinematography and directing and production that you don't normally see. Just watch this on a night when you are looking for a horror movie that is a bit more relaxed. It is truly a great film as long as you know what its about and what to expect. And honestly I think that all of the technical aspects of film making are done quite perfectly on this one (to varying degrees of course), and give it a 10. And I will say that it is a damn shame that there are so many people out there who think they know enough about film to go around passing judgement on small movies like this that do things differently, and yet they don't know enough to be able to appreciate the art and creativity and craft that goes into making it? Well, I'd certainly like to see them do better than this on any budget.
Review of The Long Night
