Alone at Night

This is a decent film but maybe slightly too ambitious. Typical story of a young woman alone in a cabin, in a desolate location. Trouble immediately ensues with lack of Internet and someone sabotaging the power box. Strangely it is located outside of the home. Did I mention that she is an OnlyFans star? It certainly has great camp value and comedic horror that is easy on the gore. Great to see Pamela Anderson but the character was limited and her performance was odd. The Paris Hilton reality bit was fun. Somewhat easy to figure out plot. Climax was predictable but ok. The true ending is a non-plus. Overall enjoyable.

Movie stunk, not sure what the aim was. Just wanted to show how many dudes a girl can sleep with. No clue why the guy would go through so much for a girl that sells her body online and would sleep with anyone anyways.. he turned her down at one point and was still obsessed? And do they think men even want cam girls? Random reality tv thing added because they knew the movie stunk on itsown likely. Pretty garbage movie in all aspects but acting. The characters played their parts well. Sadly they were given terribly written characters. This is a rare case the actors were good enough to keep you into it but the writing being so terrible it hurts everything.

Alone at Night (2022) is a movie currently available on Hulu. The storyline follows a young lady with an Only Fans type page who has her top client obsessed with her. She is quarantined and feels safe from her followers...until someone breaks into her house with a motive to either kill or kidnap her, or both. Can she stop her would be attacker and unmask whom would want to do this to her? This movie is directed by Jimmy Giannopoulos (The Birthday Cake) and stars Ashley Benson (Springbreakers), Jake Weary (It Follows), Winnie Harlow (America's Next Top Model), Paris Hilton (House of Wax), Pamela Anderson (Barbed Wire) and Luis Guzmán (Wednesday). This is one of the wildest and most random casts you will ever see in a movie. It's too bad the writing wasn't better so they could have been better utilized. The primary storyline had potential but the kill/attack scenes weren't that intense, gory or well done. The entire reality television subplot wasn't needed and really didn't add anything to the movie. The execution of the reality series was both funny and really bad at the same time. There are some scene with good use of lighting and camera angles and the cinematography was very clean, almost too clean for the genre. A little more grit could have been used throughout the movie. Overall, this is an awful addition to the horror genre that I would score a 3/10 and recommend skipping.