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Midnight Mass (2003)A group of people fight for their small town after vampires take over the world. Director:Tony Mandile |
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Dakota
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Gwen Waters
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Vichy #3
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Vichy #1
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Blonde Woman
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Carl Edwards
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Tottoo Girl
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Fr. Joe Cahill
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Newscaster 3
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After an outbreak of a mysterious virus, the world is dominated by vampires helped by the traitorous Vichys. The atheist Gwen Waters leaves the small town of St. Anthony on her bicycle, trying to find the alcoholic Priest Joe Cahill and bring him back to her town to give hope to the humans dwelling there. Father Joe rebuilds the church with the support of some locals but is attacked by vampires and Vichys leaded by the evil Father Alberto Palmeri, in a battle between good and evil. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Rated R for violence and gore, language and sexuality/nudity | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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8 July 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Epithesi vrykolakon See more »Company Credits
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Gwen Waters: It's not like primitive man said one day 'Fuck the wheel, I'm gonna chisel me out a microprocessor'See more »
After an apparently outbreak of a mysterious virus, the world is dominated by vampires helped by the traitors Vichys. The atheist Gwen Waters (Pamela Karp) leaves the small town of St. Anthony in her bicycle trying to find the alcoholic Priest Joe Cahill (Douglas Gibson) and bring him back to her town to give hope to the human dwellers. Father Joe rebuilds the church with the support of some locals but is attacked by vampires and Vichys leaded by the evil Father Alberto Palmeri (Marvin W. Schwartz), in a battle between good and evil.
"Midnight Mass" has a promising beginning that explains what has happened to the world through footages of broadcasting news. Unfortunately, after the first three or four minutes, the story becomes a complete mess. However, the acting is the worst, with amateurish performances of Pamela Karp and Douglas Gibson in the lead roles, and with the ham actor Marvin W. Schwartz performing Father Alberto Palmeri. It is ridiculous the way he speaks the sentences, and I do not recall any other actor or actress with such bad speech. I ruined my Saturday night watching this crap on DVD, deceived by its great initial five minutes. My vote is three.
Title (Brazil): "A Missa da Meia Noite" ("The Midnight Mass")