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Thrilling Horror Movie ‘Late Night with the Devil’ Airs Tonight

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Tonight, audiences can tune in to watch one of the standout thriller films of 2024, Late Night with the Devil, airing on Film4 at 21:00. This horror thriller, described as “Alan Partridge by way of The Exorcist,” promises a captivating experience perfect for the pre-Halloween season.

Plot Overview and Reception

Starring David Dastmalchian in the lead role, the film follows Jack Delroy, the ambitious host of a fictional 1970s talk show called Night Owls. After the tragic death of his wife, Madeleine, portrayed by Georgina Haig, Jack faces dwindling ratings and a desperate need to revive his show. On October 31, 1977, he plans a Halloween special that inadvertently unleashes a terrifying evil into living rooms across America.

Upon its release in Irish and UK cinemas in March 2024, Late Night with the Devil received acclaim from both audiences and critics, currently holding a near-perfect score of 97% on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics particularly praised Dastmalchian’s charismatic and layered performance, alongside the film’s stylish homage to 1970s television and its blend of dark humor with genuinely unsettling moments.

Establishing its place in the horror genre, notable figures such as author Stephen King and filmmaker Kevin Smith recommended the film, with Smith noting it as “Rosemary’s Baby meets Network.”

Viewing Options and Other Films Tonight

Those interested in experiencing this unique blend of horror and nostalgia can catch Late Night with the Devil tonight at 21:00 on Film4. The film is also available for streaming on Shudder and will be accessible on Channel 4’s website following its broadcast.

For those seeking additional viewing options, several other films will also air tonight, including:

  • The Invisible Man at 21:00 on Sky Showcase, featuring Elisabeth Moss in a reimagined classic horror tale.
  • 47 Meters Down at 21:00 on Sky Max, starring Claire Holt and Mandy Moore in a shark thriller.
  • Respect at 21:00 on RTÉ2, with Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson portraying Aretha Franklin.
  • Pathfinder at 21:00 on Legend, a historical action film about Vikings.
  • Thick as Thieves at 21:00 on Legend Xtra, featuring Antonio Banderas and Morgan Freeman.
  • Tremors at 22:00 on ITV4, a cult classic about giant worms.
  • Angel Has Fallen at 22:50 on Film4, the latest entry in Gerard Butler’s action franchise.
  • The Foreigner at 23:10 on Legend, starring Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan.
  • Isolation at 01:10 on Film4, a tense horror thriller featuring John Lynch and a young Ruth Negga.

As the horror genre continues to captivate audiences, Late Night with the Devil stands out as a must-watch film for fans of thrilling narratives and psychological suspense. With its rich storytelling and compelling performances, it offers a unique cinematic experience that is sure to resonate during this Halloween season.

For those looking to enhance their movie-watching experience, a home theatre projector is available on Amazon for €53.52. This model features built-in access to streaming platforms like YouTube and Netflix, making it easy to enjoy films in high quality.

Prepare for a night of thrilling entertainment that showcases the best of 2024’s horror offerings.

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