Nite Tales: The Movie (2008)

User Rating:

3.8/10   

Director:

Deon Taylor

Writers:

Diana Erwin (writer)
Deon Taylor (writer)

Release Date:

2008 (USA)

Genre:

Horror | Thriller

Cast

Flavor Flav	...	Himself - Host
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chico Benymon
Andrea Bogart	...	Cindy
Gary Busey	...	Army Man
Ray Crockett	...	DJ Contest Host
DeRay Davis	...	Omar
James Ferris	...	Cop
Sticky Fingaz	...	Dice
Christopher Michael Holley	...	Thug#2
Tory Howard	...	Francis
Soraya Kelley	...	Sarah (as Soraya Omar)
Tommy 'Tiny' Lister	...	Wrestler
Sandra McCoy	...	Serena
Kel Mitchell	...	Marty Mac
Richard Moorhouse	...	Bank manager
James Otis
Michael J. Pagan
Rodney Perry	...	Cleophius
Siobhan Presley	...	Pretty Girl
Khatira Razada	...	Merchandise Girl
April Scott	...	Model
Ariele Senara	...	Bloody Mary
Michael X. Sommers	...	CEO
Valeria Taylor	...	Sporty O's Mother
Tony Todd	...	Clown
Tyrin Turner
Jordan Woolley	...	Tom
Tim Yee	...	Mr. Lee

Runtime:

USA:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Filming Locations:

Hood, California, USA

Company:

Deon Taylor Enterprises

Movie Connections:

References "Deal or No Deal" (2005)

...speechless. (Here be Heaps of Spoilers)

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

Really, I am speechless. I will address each of the stories separately, but I will start by saying Flavor Flav almost ruins the entire movie by hosting it. He goes on and on about this movie being historic for being the first time you get 2 movies in one... Because, you know, the Horror Anthology genre doesn't exist. His rhymes are pretty stupid, and really all he did was make you feel dumb for watching it.

Karma - If you watch horror movies, you have seen this done before. Same concept as House of 1000 corpses, but much less well done. Some gaping plot holes, and really no suspense buildup.

Storm - If I had to choose, probably the better of the two. I actually quite liked the concept of trying to pick between the serial killer and bloody Mary. However, the producers rammed exactly what happened down your throats, and the story suffers for it. The moment of 'realization' at the end is pretty pointless considering the audience knows exactly what happened already. If you had been kept guessing on who the killer was, bloody Mary or the serial killer, this would have been far better.

Then you get to see Flavor Flav again, and honestly I thought the epilogue couldn't have been any worse than the introduction... but it was.

Overall, probably not worth your time. Gorehounds will get maybe a good 2 minutes of fun out of karma, the clown in storm looks kind of creepy, thats about all this movie has going for it.