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Plot: A troubled young man is drawn to a mythical place called Midian where a variety of monsters are hiding from humanity.
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Ratings:

	6.5/10 Votes: 23,930
	48% | RottenTomatoes
	40/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 366 Popularity: 13.696 | TMDB

Reviews:

Highly original and appealing to the senses, this horror fantasy still has it’s problems.
If you’re looking for an original horror flick, this might be the one for you. It’s strange and at times lingers on stupidity, but it’s just such a good looking, nice sounding and original movie, it never fails, except maybe during the over long climax. “Nightbreed” is a must see for horror fans, or for fans of monster movie make-up.

Boone (Craig Sheffer) has been having dreams of a town called Midian full of mutant creatures. In therapy, his psychiatrist Dr. Decker (horror director David Cronenberg) has come to the conclusion that Boone is a murderer, and gives him hallucinogenic pills, and tells him to turn himself in. After almost getting killed, Boone ends up at the hospital, where he runs into a mental patient who also knows about Midian, and tells Boone where to go. Midian, located in a graveyard, is inhabited by vile mutant creatures that don’t let Boone in. After escaping with only a nasty bite, Boone is shot dead by the police, who were lead to his location by Dr. Decker. But Boone isn’t dead. The bite causes him to live, and he goes off to Midian. Meanwhile, Boone’s girlfriend Lori (Anne Bobby) tries to find Boone and get to the bottom of this. When Dr. Decker also finds out about this place, chaos ensues.

The plot seems long and complicated, but it really isn’t hard to understand. The plot, among other things, makes this movie really interesting. The make-up effects are astounding. The creatures look unique and amazing, and make this a very appealing film. To add to more senses appeal, we have a musical score by Danny Elfman, that is both lush and bouncy, and fits the film like a glove. The shots in the movie are also set up beautifully. The cinematography is lovely, and the movie sets up an atmosphere that is never broken. Even the acting is good, with the biggest surprise being director David Cronenberg giving a great, menacing performance as the man, who for one reason or another, wants to see Boone dead. It’s odd for a horror film to be this well done.

The problems with the movie…well there are a few, but the positives outweigh the negatives. The script features the occasional lame jokes to try and add some humor, but almost every one falls flat. The mutant creatures look great and for the most part are well acted, but sometimes it feels like they are just posing their awesome makeup for the camera. The worst part of the film would have to be the climax. It takes so long, and is just constant chaos. It’s the portion of the film that moves from individual characters and nice tight knit shots, to fiery explosions from each direction and violence happening to characters we don’t know or care about.

Overall, this movie is amazing to look at. It’s a well done horror film, but even with that said, it has the occasional failure in character’s lines, and a messy climax. Nonetheless, this is one to check out.

My rating: *** out of ****. 101 mins. R for strong violence and language.

Yes, it’s a mess but has enough good material to see what could have been
Aaron Boone (Craig Sheffer) keeps having dreams about strange creatures and a cemetery. His loving girlfriend Lori (Anne Bobby) stays with him because she loves him. Psychiatrist Philip Deeker (David Cronenberg) is trying to help Aaron…or is he? Aaron is killed and then the nightbreed (a breed of undead creatures) make him one of their own. It all ends up with an all out war.

As everyone knows this film is a disaster. Before it was released the studio (20th Century Fox) cut out almost 30 MINUTES out of the film much to the fury of writer/producer/director Clive Barker. What’s left is a very interesting movie which (sadly) has huge gaps in the plot and very choppy editing. I blame the studio for this–not Barker. Also it was horribly advertised and died quickly. It DOES have some glaring faults–there was also a hilarious continuity error in which Lori is being chased in a graveyard and it goes from day to night and back to day again! Also Sheffer is lousy in his role and the ending was just horrible. I caught it in a theatre back in 1990. It WAS confusing and a mess but there was (and is) a lot of good material there to see what MIGHT have been.

The story lacked a real strong back story about the Nightbreed (I attribute this to the editing) but you understand enough to get the plot. The makeup and sound effects are excellent and Danny Elfman provides a GREAT score to the movie. Also there’s impressive set designs–especially with Deeker’s lair and the Nightbreed’s home. Also the movie makes you feel for the Nightbreed at the end and puts the audience firmly on their side–NOT an easy thing to do. Sheffer aside the acting is great by everybody. The actors playing the Nightbreed seem to be having a whale of a time even though they have tons of makeup on. Also Bobby has nothing to do but whine and search for Aaron–but she pulls it off. Also look for Doug Bradley (Pinhead from the “Hellraiser” films), horror authors John Skipp and Craig Spector and genre great John Agar in small roles.

Hopefully we’ll see a directors cut one day–but it’s been 20 years so I don’t think so. What’s left is a flawed but very good horror movie. Worth seeking out if you’re a horror fan.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 42 min (102 min), 2 hr 25 min (145 min) (The Cabal Cut), 2 hr (120 min) (The Director’s Cut)
Budget 11000000
Revenue 8862354
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Action, Fantasy, Horror
Director Clive Barker
Writer Clive Barker
Actors Craig Sheffer, David Cronenberg, Anne Bobby
Country N/A
Awards 7 wins & 5 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Stereo (RCA Sound Recording)
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera Arriflex Cameras and Lenses
Laboratory DeLuxe, Hollywood (CA), USA
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process Spherical
Printed Film Format 35 mm