Late Night with the Devil: Official Trailer | Shudder

In 1977 a live television broadcast goes horribly wrong, unleashing evil into the nation's living rooms. What unfolds next is shocking...

Don't miss LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL, premiering March 22nd in theaters before hitting Shudder.

Starring: David Dastmalchian, Laura Gordon, Ian Bliss
Director: Cameron Cairnes, Colin Cairnes

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[zants_]

It feels like every comment to this video can be summarized as "main actor has had small roles but now he has big role yay"

[magallanesagustin]

I love how well this captures the 1970s aesthetic.

[PJ-iznc]

This comment section is very strange. Every single comment is saying the same thing but in a different way about the actor finally being in a main role, weird.

[Link-dhvg]

The scariest part of this trailer is not knowing who is AI or not in the comment section 💀

[NekoHibaCosplay]

Dastamalchian has really come a long way since the day he appeared as a brief character with little to no dialogue in The Dark Knight (and still stealing the scene with just his facial expressions)
Couldn't be more proud of him, I've always found him to be an interesting actor to watch

[commeunchienenrage]

Very happy to see this man finally as a lead. He was very memorable in both The Dark Knight and Prisoners despite having little screen time.

[EmberlynFairweather]

Here after watching it, and boy oh boy, it doesn't feel like a movie, it genuinely feels like you're watching a 70s show. This movie is an absolute banger.

[sethender]

This comment section is kinda unnerviMan am I glad to see David finally getting a main role in a big movie like this. Seriously underrated actor, hope to see him in more movies

[chicken]

David has made relatively small parts in movies but we can't deny how big his screen presence and how memorable he is, I'm happy to see him lead

[PetersonJoseph]

I dare you to find an actor more under rated than David Dastmalchian. Mans a force to be reckoned with.

[chinchillaka]

Just saw it last night at my local cinema and it was superb, a highly recommended watch. Reminiscent of Scanners in parts. Full recognition to the set and costume designer who recreated the 1970s with astonishing attention to detail. As did the themes of the satanic panic, charlatans and cheesy talk shows. The set was a character all of its own. From the brown tones to the wide collars, it recreated 1970s nostalgia. Special shout out to the casting; Ingrid Torelli, Rhys Auteri. Georgina Haig and Micheal Ironside as the narrator was inspired. The cast did an exceptional job alongside the lead who carried the whole thing masterfully. A film you can truly enjoy. Well done Shudder. Highly recommended.

[Silvyu]

This feels very original. An actual interesting show.

[DontrelleRoosevelt]

I'm so proud of David. He's been a great character actor, in SO many movies, in Twin Peaks, now to see him as the star of what looks to be a VERY original film... I couldn't be happier for him!

[AlgernonBrosplitz]

"Sorry, we are not available in your country." It's not like you have to take a steam boat with physical copies across the Atlantic, Shudder. Get your thumb out already

[arielchasipanta]

One of my favorite films I’ve seen in the theatres in a while. I hope it gets the buzz it deserves

[SummerDreamr]

One of the most original screenplays I've ever come across. Aside from that, the lead, David Dastmalchian, captures the essence, mannerisms, and speaking style of a 1970s talk show host to perfection. A very gifted actor. He strikes me as the American version of Christopher Lee. The cinematography, the color tones, as well as the format of the film perfectly mimics a 1970s late night talk show. Even if one doesn't like the story, the research this film and the actors took to accurately portray the style of late night television shows of that era is absolutely exceptional.

[Gandolfini]

This feels like a story out of the V/h/s movies

[MNiimai]

The bizarre thing is that this guy has always been a supporting actor but clearly he can play any role that easily, hoping for a great film

[surajnarine]

Saw this yesterday, had no idea what the movie was about, almost walked out 20 min in but WOW what a ride, fantastic movie, it cuts you up piece by piece and keeps you guessing!!

[KennTollens]

This is actually the best movie that I've seen in a while. I usually spend all my movie watching time, watching trailers looking for something to watch.