DramaYear2013Duration1h 27mIMDb4.6

Mischief Night

DramaHorrorThriller

Young Emily Walton, who has suffered from psychosomatic blindness ever since the car accident that took her mother's life, must summon every instinct at her disposal to protect herself and her loved ones from a mysterious intruder.

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Cast

Richard Schenkman

Director

NC

Noell Coet

Emily

Daniel Hugh Kelly

David

Charlie O'Connell

Will

Erica Leerhsen

Kim

SE

Stephanie Erb

Lauren

Richard Riehle

Truck Driver

IB

Ian Bamberg

Jimmy

Adam C. Edwards

The Intruder

Ally Walker

Dr. Pomock

Shannon Makhanian

Emily's Mom

SR

Stephen Rhodes

Second Intruder

Jesse Baget

Writer

Richard Schenkman

Writer

ED

Eric D. Wilkinson

Writer

Comments

10 Comments

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Samrii🦋Apr 28, 2023

Terrible. Opening scene didn't tie into the movie at all. The main character showed 0 of the moxy she had in her opening scene, and the reason for the intrusion was lame. The bf in particular bothered me and I was glad to see him die. She tells him someone is in the house. What does he do? First not believe her, then take his sweet time getting them out. There's a killer? Let's check every room instead of leaving. Wait, we need to look at this picture of your mother for no reason. Now let's go slowly downstairs to the kitchen. What, you hurt your foot? I know there's someone in the house but let's stop and bandage it even tho it doesn't hurt. What an idiot. Not even worth background noise

JacquelineApr 28, 2023

MISCHIEF NIGHT is a pretty lacklustre movie that feels entirely derivative of previous, better films in the genre. There are elements of THE STRANGERS here in the presence of masked villains who say very little and creep around houses, alongside throwbacks to the classic 'blind woman' thrillers like WAIT UNTIL DARK. Another blind woman thriller I saw recently was the Michael Keaton-starring PENTHOUSE NORTH, which is about on par with this one. After a fairly confused and irrelevant opening sequence, we're introduced to the usual type of premise: there's a young blind woman in a house on her own at night, on "mischief night" of all things, which is when houses get egged and the like (it's sort of a tamer version of THE PURGE). Inevitably the bad guys show up with murder in mind, and there's a lot of tiptoeing back and forth and suspense scenes involving broken glass, poor mobile phone signals, and the like. Sadly this is the type of film where we've seen it all before, and it doesn't help that the lead character is completely unsympathetic so I had no particular desire to see her make it through the night. The filmmakers try very hard to make this frightening and suspenseful, but if I'm honest I was bored by it all.

HAYAApr 28, 2023

This movie so much like "The Purge", or otherwise it is pale copy of it. Also this movie "Mischief Night" does not show the real connection of the first event (the lovers who are killed in the beginning) with the second event (father and daughter who are struggling for their survival) about how come father and daughter in the same house without first being aware what happened before; which is the real reason for doing this intruders, whether for fun, revenge or something else? Are they the same intruders from the beginning? Who are they really? - because you are constantly expecting an epilogue at the end and like many other movies comes to smaller or larger disappointment.

BAZAR CHICApr 28, 2023

A-Z Horror Movie of the Day..."Mischief Night" (NR - 2013 - US) Sub-Genre: Slasher/Home Invasion My Score: 4.9 Cast=4 Acting=6 Plot=5 Ending=6 Story=3 Scare=5 Jump=6 F/X=4 Blood=4 Invasion=6 Young Emily Walton, who has suffered from psychosomatic blindness ever since the car accident that took her mother's life, must summon every instinct at her disposal to protect herself and her loved ones from a mysterious intruder. This was not without it's merit...there were a couple good jumps and it made for a decent home invasion thriller. Unfortunately, the story, F/X, and blood lacked in every part of the film. The plot was good, but been done before. It's like reading a menu and seeing "chopped sirloin sandwich" and you bite into it and realize that it's just a plain burger. Don't go searching for this one...but you could do a lot worse.

Danny WilsonApr 28, 2023

This movie missed an opportunity for a great twist at the end. This could've all been a messed up experimental therapy to get her to see again in order to save her dad. Instead, you get a rather aimless plot that doesn't seem to explain what mischief night is or why it matters.

OfficialWajeApr 28, 2023

The female lead is the worst!!! Ugly, male features, synthetically plumped up lips, loud annoying voice, horrible over-acting, screaming and crying constantly like a freaking moron after s/he acts like a tough cookie in the beginning. There were some scary and suspenseful parts in the beginning, but this film got very old, very quickly.

nebiyatApr 28, 2023

OK. So maybe my bar is set a bit low when it comes to movies I have never heard about that involve home invasion and murderous stalkers. But really, did anyone really expect the next Clockwork Orange? The opening set-up -- with a loving couple brutally murdered -- could have been transplanted from any one of dozens of similar movies. Then, spin forward maybe ten years to a father and daughter who (as usual) appear to have suffered from a failure by their real estate agent to fully disclose the history of the house and the strange but predictable oddity that the murderers appear to convey with the mansion from owner to owner as if they are a couple of lawnmowers in the garage. But aside from the cat and mouse and the chases through the house, I do not remember seeing any movie of this type with a better script and better performances -- particularly by Noell Coet. Ms. Coet quite simply nails the role of a young blind girl who, while suffering the loss of sight following an auto accident that took her mother's life, still has a spirit and attitude that makes her extremely fun to watch. Most believable is her talking to herself as one might if they lacked the ability to see. As with so many movies of this type, loose ends abound. But I recommend hanging with this one, particularly with the performance of Noell Coet.

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