Night of the Reaper

2025

Action / Horror

42
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 77% · 31 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 60% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.8/10 10 6345 6.3K

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Plot summary

A college student returns home for the weekend and reluctantly takes a babysitting job after a local babysitter is brutally murdered. When the town’s sheriff receives chilling evidence that the killing wasn’t an isolated incident, a deadly night unfolds as a masked killer sets the stage for another attack.

Top cast

Keegan Connor Tracy as Elizabeth Talbot
Ben Cockell as Chad
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by The Fixate & Binge Podcast, w/ Joe Curdy 6 / 10

From its 1980s setting, to its unsettling horror

From its 1980s setting, to its unsettling horror trope of a late night babysitting gig for a young teenager that goes horrifically wrong -- **NIGHT OF THE REAPER** is not a bad viewing experience to kick off this Halloween season. Writer and director Brandon Christenson clearly understands suspense horror, delivering a grim whodunnit in a small midwestern town after the harrowing events from the film's opening scene. Returning college student Deena (Jessica Clement) is back home and suddenly roped into a last-minute babysitting job for the local sheriff, (Ryan Robbins). But soon the same madness from the town's unsolved babysitting murder turns into a familiar fight for survival with enough jolts, surprises and one helluva head explosion that ranks up there with one of the best. **FINAL DESTINATION** and **ONCE UPON A TIME** series regular Keegan Connor Tracy co-stars. This is not a bad viewing experience currently streaming on Shudder. So turn the lights off, grab a bowl of popcorn and if you're babysitting, make sure you check on the children...
Reviewed by patient1 7 / 10

We have us an old-fashioned case of Horror

We have us an old-fashioned case of Horror who done it going on, and it doesn't look good for our local authorities. What a vile person this Killer is, too bad our main character is an amazing thinker. I hate to say it, but I'm very impressed with this "who done it" film. They actually had from the go, and I'm very surprised and freaking overjoyed at the outcome...
Reviewed by nERDbOX_Dave 5 / 10

Shudder continues its love affair with retro-inspired horror with Night of the Reaper, a slasher that blends 80s atmosphere with modern cinematography and sprinkles of found footage. On paper, this sounds like a recipe for a standout throwback, but what we end up with is a mixed bag... an uneven ride with some genuinely effective moments and a whole lot of missed opportunities.The film opens strong, babysitter Emily alone in a house, mysterious notes left behind, and objects moving out of place. It's a clever cat-and-mouse setup that nods to the classic babysitter and the man upstairs urban legend. The film feels like something right out of the V/H/S/ playbook, which makes sense since the killer's calling card is leaving VHS tapes documenting his stalking and murders. The inclusion of those tapes builds tension early on, and when the local sheriff gets pulled into a scavenger hunt tied to these killings, the film hints at a more layered story than your average slasher.Unfortunately, the momentum fizzles and not after the opening either, during it. The middle section drags with a fairly average story and underwhelming kills, and the movie doesn't regain steam until the third act. By then, some fun twists arrive, but it feels like too little too late.Here's where the film stumbles in slasher fundamentals:1. The Mask: A slasher needs an iconic mask or look. Here, the killer uses something that feels too generic. Sure, it's "realistic," but realism isn't memorable. Horror fans live for the striking imagery you'd see plastered in old Fangoria ads.2. Kill Bait: Slashers thrive on characters you either care about or love to hate-people you invest in emotionally, one way or another. Night of the Reaper lacks that, leaving the kills without impact.3. The Kills Themselves: They're tame, forgettable, and restrained to the point of being bland. If the intention was gritty realism, the execution falls flat. Films like Creep or Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer show how you can make "realistic" disturbing. Here, you never feel truly threatened or unsettled.... you just... watch.By the finale, things finally click into gear. The twists are engaging, and the energy ramps up, which makes you wish the entire film had leaned into that intensity. But by then, you've sat through a lot of middling buildup.On a side note, it's hard not to notice how much attention the camera gives to the final girl's ass. It feels like the filmmakers wanted to include a little old-school exploitation-style T&A, but forgot the "T" part. Intentional or not, it becomes a distraction and not the good kind (well maybe).Night of the Reaper is a decent one-time watch for diehard slasher fans who want something atmospheric to play in the background, but it never truly delivers on the promise of its setup. The ending shows what the film could have been, but the ride there is too uneven, too toothless, and too uninspired to stand out in the crowded slasher landscape.
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