Retro Slasher Flick Gets It Right
“Lost After Dark” is for folks who love those 1980s slasher flicks, whether well made or schlocky. This film uses familiar elements of 80s horror to get the tone just right. It’s the high school Spring Ball, 1984. Adrienne (Kendra Timmins), a straight-A student, joins her quarterback boyfriend Sean (Justin Kelly) and some friends in sneaking out of the school dance to spend time at her cabin. Their party plans hit an obstacle when they run out of gas on a deserted road. Heading out on foot, they discover a rundown farmhouse where they hope to find help. Instead they find themselves at the mercy of Junior Joad (Mark Wiebe), a cannibal killer from an urban legend. After the brutal murder of one of their friends, the group’s quest for help becomes one of desperation and survival.<br /><br />Clearly, director Ian Kessner is a fan of 80s-era horror, since he gets nearly everything right, including simulated splices, scratches, and reel changes (which occur only at the beginning). Those who know the genre will see references to “Friday the 13th,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “He Knows You’re Alone,” “Maniac,” “Mother’s Day,” “Prom Night,” and many others. The script works as both an homage to the past and an addition to the genre.<br /><br />The movie never achieves the status of a “Psycho,” but that’s part of the fun. These slasher films were turned out practically weekly in attempts to duplicate the impressive box office of “Friday the 13th” and “Halloween.” They were embraced by those who liked their horror bloody and graphic, and “Lost After Dark” caters to the same audience.<br /><br />Unlike the characters in “Scream,” those in “Lost After Dark” are not horror-flick savvy, so they don’t comment on their predicament with references to horror films. They are unaware of potential danger and make all the wrong decisions — just like typical 80s horror movie teens.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In this clever homage to '80s slasher films, a group of teenagers looking to party get stranded when their ride breaks down and end up being stalked by a cannibalistic killer..