Ten Minutes to Midnight

Ten Minutes to Midnight is both a whole lotta fun and annoyingly sexist.

Smart, hilarious, and creepy, this zany vampire story is a must-see for fans of quirky indie horror.

If for nothing else than Williams' performance, TEN MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT is destination viewing, preferably on a Friday night with a bowl of popcorn and a storm outside.

A dastardly dark motion picture that will please devotees of 80's horror.

Williams and the cast are better than the movie they're saddled with here.

'Ten Minutes To Midnight' may have bitten off more than it can chew in terms of narrative scope, as a vampire lock-in rapidly becomes something more thematically dense, conceptually flimsy, and less impactful despite line-drive messages.

For horror heads searching for something new, this might pack enough bite. Casual thriller fans looking for a fun scare might find it too drastic a departure from the norm.

They don't always land, but Ten Minutes to Midnight takes big, often wild swings.

Ten Minutes to Midnight is a B-grade feature wrapped up in a 1980's mindset that gloriously marches to its own bizarre beat.

It's not the strongest horror film of recent months but Williams alone would be worth the price of watching, and it has what it takes to get you through the night.