The Strangers: Prey at Night

“Let us prey.”

5.7

2018

1h 26m

HorrorThriller

Director: Johannes Roberts

Overview

A family's road trip takes a dangerous turn when they arrive at a secluded mobile home park to stay with some relatives and find it mysteriously deserted. Under the cover of darkness, three masked killers pay them a visit to test the family's every limit as they struggle to survive.

Trailer

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Cast

Kinsey

Bailee Madison

Kinsey

Cindy

Christina Hendricks

Cindy

Mike

Martin Henderson

Mike

Luke

Lewis Pullman

Luke

Man in the Mask

Damian Maffei

Man in the Mask

Dollface

Emma Bellomy

Dollface

Pin-Up Girl

Lea Enslin

Pin-Up Girl

Aunt Sheryl

Mary Louise Casanta

Aunt Sheryl

Uncle Marv

Ken Strunk

Uncle Marv

Waitress

Rachel Kuhn

Waitress

Young Mother

Leah Roberts

Young Mother

State Trooper

Preston Sadleir

State Trooper

Reviews

Gimly

I liked a lot of things in this movie that I didn't expect to, and I disliked a lot of the things I thought I'd be on board with, averaging out for a pretty midling experience. I didn't love _The Strangers: Prey at Night_ but I was into it enough that I'd watch it again some day. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._

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Key-Si

Now that's what I call a surprise. After the first "The Strangers" being quite good in my opinion, I didn't put too much hope on the sequel. The first one at least had Liv Tyler, right? "The Strangers: Prey At Night" features no bigger actors, aside from Martin Henderson maybe, but therefore the director of "47 Meters Down" and "The Other Side Of The Door", movies I really enjoyed. And after seeing, he took on the second part here, I was very curious. And he really nailed it. I liked the entire family and with each one being in trouble, I felt the tension rising. The killers were basically doing what they did in the first one, so that stays true to the source material, and then we get this amazing 80s soundtrack throughout the movie. Heck, we can almost enjoy Bonnie Tyler's 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' in its entire length, while at the same time sitting there with the eyes glued to the screen, because you don't want to miss a single detail. That is some really great directing here and as a result, I like this sequel even much more than the first one. And that is a very great compliment towards the entire cast and crew. Keep up that good work!

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