Here's a huge spoiler: this whole movie is a mess. Starting out at the characters in the movie. I didn't understand any of the characters at all. They all felt dumb to me because they just did whatever they wanted without any rationalization, like no real person would do. Some appeared here and there out of sudden, and it was really confusing. They didn't have any chemistry at all to each other, especially the love story of the main characters that felt way too forced.Secondly, the plot is laughable, and there are plotholes everywhere. The story kept on jumping from one part to another and the explanation was non existing. Lastly, none of the actors nor actresses act decently. The main actress' acting is so plain. None of them delivered any good impression on whatever character they're portraying. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 is for the appreciation of the director's effort for at least making the atmosphere a horror-movie-like. Yeah, if only the plotholes were fixed and the whole casts were changed, it'd probably be a decent horror movie. But for now, it should probably be labelled as a comedy movie.

The trailer made me watch this film but oh boy I was wrong. Skip this one!

We had dinner and a movie with friends tonight and we chose "Midnight Man" to watch. I haven't watched horror movies in a while because they've become trashy and predictable, so I was skeptical. I'm glad I agreed to watch it. I enjoyed it. I think Travis Z, his Staff and Cast did a great job. Midnight Man was scary and thrilling. It reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock horror with modern day graphics. I also like the fact that the people weren't idiots. There were a couple of humorous moments as well. I don't want to give it away, you'll have to see for your self so I'll stop here.Well done Travis Z and the rest of your Cast and Staff.

What is the mark of a good horror movie (hell, a good movie PERIOD)? Does it pull you out of your shitty reality for a while and entertain the crap out of you. That's the formula. In that regard, I have no complaints about "The Midnight Man".You have Robert Englund and Lin Shaye together again. He is mesmerizing as always and she is creepier than the titular Midnight Man himself. You can't go wrong there. Are there plot holes and times when the suspension of disbelief wavers a bit? Sure. However, they did such a good job with the atmosphere and effects, generally speaking, that you really don't get too put out by this. At least, I didn't.I have no reservations about recommending this one. It's worth an hour and a half of your life.