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    Review: ‘Tonight It’s You’ Enough Tension Packed in a Short Time to Whet Your Halloween Appetite

    Matt DeCristo By Matt DeCristoApril 10, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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     “Tonight It’s You” doesn’t disguise itself. It’s a horror film from start to end and has enough tension packed in its 15-minute run time to perfectly whet your appetite.

    CJ (Jake Robbins) has made a connection on a dating app. He ventures to a remote bungalow in the swamplands where the terror ensues.

    Filmmaker Dominic Haxton sets the tone with a great atmosphere. The setting feels like a muggy southern wetland. The sounds of owls and frogs make the location feel alive.

    Jake Robbins as CJ

    “Tonight It’s You” will keep you on the edge as the story quickly progresses. It’s a casual hookup between twoguys. Secrecy is required and that’s understandable. The deeper meanings reveal standard scares that work.

    Halfway to Halloween is a time to celebrate Indie Horror. “Tonight It’s You” is an example of a passion for filmmaking combined with a love of all things scary.

     

     

     

     

    “Tonight It’s You” can be streamed on Youtube here.

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