A family’s road trip takes a dangerous turn when they arrive at a secluded mobile home park to stay with some relatives, only to find the place mysteriously deserted. Under cover of darkness, they are visited by three masked killers, testing every limit of this family struggling to survive.
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Film actors:
- Kinsey: Trustee Madison
- Cindy: Christina Hendricks
- Mike: Martin Henderson
- Luke: Lewis Pullman
- Masked Man: Damian Maffei
- Babyface: Emma Bellomy
- Poster Girl: Lea Enslin
- Aunt Cheryl: Mary Louise Casanta
- Uncle Groom: Ken Strunk
- Waiter: Rachel Kuhn
- Young Mother: Leah Roberts
- State Trooper: Preston Sadl
- Younger son: Gabriel A. Byrne
Photography team:
- Producer: James Harris
- Set Costumes: Jessica Arthur
- Visual Effects: Danny Duke
- Executive Producer: Brian Bertino
- Executive Producer: Trevor Macy
- Producer: Robert Jones
- Producer: Mark Lane
- Director: Johannes Roberts
- Producer: Wayne Mark Godfrey
- Screenwriter: Ben Ketey
- Executive Producer: Jon D. Wagner
- Costume Design: Cara Silverner
- Stunt Coordinator: Carl Johnson
- Executive Producer: Charlie Domback
- Executive Producer: Ken Halsband
- Production Design: Freddie Wolf
- Executive Producer: Alastair Burlingham
- Production Manager: Brianna Lee Johnson
- Main Costume: Candace N. Brown
- Driver: Brendan Leach
- Executive Producer: Mark Carson
- Special Effects: Dan Martin
- Editor: Martin Brinkler
- Still Photographer: Brian Douglas
- Set Designer: Jennifer Puckett
- Photographer: Kameron Mogadam
- Photographer: Bobby Booth
- Photographer: Dave Schwandner
- Dolly Grip: Mike Didiaku
- Visual effects supervisor: Nicholas Hirst
- Art Department Coordinator: Natalie LeCompte
- Special effects supervisor: Wayne Beauchamp
- Visual Effects Editor: Karina Stefanisina
- Bonus: Daniela Giraldo
- Sound Designer: Steven Parker
- Underwater camera: David Shawl
- Art Director: Paul Rudd Jackson
- Set Designer: Ryan Tudor
- Makeup Department Supervisor: Jody Byrne
- Set Designer: JT Hathaway
- Sound re-recording mixer: Andrew Caller
- Head of Hair Department: Tanya Tieman
- Photographer: Andreas Hegel
- Assistant Property Supervisor: Gabby Leithceal
- Boom Operator: Tash Ann
- Key Player: Jeff Fisher
- Director of Photography: Ryan Samuel
- Best Electric Boy: Lucas Ankeny
- Actor: Lauren Gray
- Set Decoration: Kay Wolfley
- Real Estate Guru: Steve Ochoa
- Set Designer: Brett P. Jackson
- Foley: Daniel Jaramillo Gutierrez
- Lighting Engineer: Andrew Hubbard
- Sound Designer: Richard Lewis
- Unit PR: Brooke Ensign
- Music Director: Phil Canning
- Script Supervisor: Ben Buck
- Music Editor: Vanessa Lorena Tate
- Casting Assistant: Leslie Wasserman
- Associate Producer: Ben Jacques
- Executive Producer: Brett Dahl
- Original Music Composer: Adrian Johnston
- Executive Producer: William Sader
- Producer: Ryan Cavanaugh
- Executive Producer: David Dinerstein
- Co-producer: Babak Eftkari
- Executive Producer: Jason Resnick
- Visual Effects Editor: Andy Davis
- Sound Editor: Sebastian Vazquez
- Medic: Karen Burke
- Colorist: Andy Lee
- Mixer: Chris Polczinski
- Practical Stunts: Nick DeKay
- Practical Stunts: Jason Keller
- Hairstylist: Samantha Maloney
- ADR Mixer: Aaron Southerland
- Stunt double: R. Matthew Scheib
- Stunt double: Jesse Durham
- First Assistant Director: Eliza Peltz
- Stunt double: Jessica Merides
- Stunt double: Lydia Hand
- Medic: Karen Dilsin Roberts
- Production Supervisor: SB Weathersby
- Second Assistant Director: Sophia Weathersby
- ADR Mixer: Andy Welker
- Practical Stunts: Jeremy Connor
- Stunts: Jay Pearson
- Stunt double: Lloyd Pitts
- Hairstylist: Lindsay Howard
- Makeup effects: Beki Ingram
- Practical Stunts: Andy Rusk
- Stunt double: Nikki Tomlinson
Movie review:
- Gimly: I liked a lot of things in this movie that I didn’t expect, and I didn’t like a lot of things that I thought I’d be into, making it a pretty middling experience on average. I didn’t like The Strangers: Prey at Night, but I enjoyed it and will watch it again one day.
- _Final Rating: ★★½ – There was a lot that appealed to me, but it didn’t quite work overall.
- Key-Si: That’s what I call a surprise. After I thought the first “Strangers” was pretty good, I didn’t have high hopes for the sequel. The first one at least had Liv Tyler, right? “Stranger Things” doesn’t have a bigger cast, except maybe Martin Henderson, but as the director of “The 47 Meters Down” and “The Other Side of the Door” I really enjoyed this movie. And after seeing him pick up the second one here, I’m curious. And he did. I loved the whole family and felt the tension build as everyone got into trouble. The Killers basically did what they did in the first film, so stayed true to the source material, and then we got an amazing 80’s soundtrack throughout the movie. Heck, we could almost watch Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” in its entirety while sitting there with our eyes glued to the screen because you don’t want to miss a single detail. These are some really great directors, and for that reason, I enjoyed this sequel even more than the first. This is a huge compliment to the entire cast and crew. Keep up the good work!
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