From Directors Airell Anthony Hayles (Werewolf Santa, Spider Inside Her) Andy Edwards (Graphic Desires, Ibiza Undead), Jake West (Doghouse, Evil Aliens), and Ludovica Musumeci (Through His Eyes, Mens Sana) comes Midnight Peepshow, arriving on Digital 13th of February 2024.

In Midnight Peepshow we are introduced to an unnamed Madame who owns and operates a Soho peepshow offering patrons a tailor-made experience wrapped around their deepest desires, fears, and sins. We start Midnight Peepshow by meeting Graham (played by Richard Cotton from Love Actually) who after having his wallet stolen, heads to a nearby bar to meet his friend. After some drinks Graham heads out and stumbles across the Midnight Peepshow, a Soho night spot where he soon becomes witness to the three stories that form this anthology film.

 All three stories are great, super stylish but with lashings of dark material. Personal Space (directed by Airell Anthony Hayles), Fuck Marry Kill (Directed by Andy Edwards ) and The Black Rabbit (Directed by Jake West) I wont go into any spoilers or plot details on each of the shorts as its more fun to go in cold. What I can say is that I really enjoyed Midnight Peepshow and the three stories work very well separately but also fit very well together.  The wraparound story (Directed by Ludovica Musumeci ) is also a lovely bow that ties the whole package together and will most certainly make for a fun evenings viewing.  So if you like things such as the VHS series, Tales of Halloween, and Deathcember, then I do most definitely recommend you venture into the Midnight Peepshow.

Featuring Zach Galligan, Chiara D’Anna, Richard Cotton, Sarah Diamond, Jamie Bacon, Derek Nelson, Jack Fairbank. Miki Davis, Ryan Oliva, Ocean M. Harris

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