Strangers things happen at midnight.

For a radio DJ, it’ll be one unforgettable last day at work.

Horror cult actress Caroline Williams returns to the genre with vampire cult film Ten Minutes to Midnight as Amy Marlowe, a radio DJ forced into retirement. Trapped inside the radio station with her co-workers, she must survive the night after being bitten by a rabid bat.

The film draws inspiration from classic horror tales from author Stephen King, The Twilight Zone, and other anthology programs.

Ten Minutes to Midnight also stars Nicole Kang, Nicholas Tucci, William Youmans, and Adam Weppler.

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LRM Online’s Gig Patta spoke with actress Caroline Williams and director Erik Bloomquist on the project. We talked about the development of a simple idea into possible a horror cult hit.

Caroline Williams appeared in some of the most popular horror franchises, including The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Stepfather II, Leprechaun 3, Hatchet III, and Halloween II. She began her career with Alamo Bay, opposite Ed Harris and Amy Madigan in 1985. After a move to Dallas, she appeared in the films The Legend of Billie Jean and Getting Even. Then her career took off mixing with the horror genre and mainstream films and television, such as Days of Thunder, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Grey’s Anatomy, and The Mentalist. She continues to be a mainstay in horror lately with recent films, including Bloody Ballet, Blind, Hanukkah, and Shriekfest’s winner Greenlight.

Erik Bloomquist directed Ten Minutes to Midnight that he co-wrote with Carson Bloomquist. Formerly, he was a Top 200 Director on HBO’s Project Greenlight. His nationally syndicated series The Cobblestone Corridor is the winner of three New England Emmy Awards, in which he is also the lead actor. As an actor, he appeared in the U.S. premiere theater production of Calendar Girls and the world premiere of Rear Window with Kevin Bacon.

Ten Minutes to Midnight is now available in virtual cinemas.

Watch the exclusive interview below. Let us know what you think.

Source: LRM Online Exclusive, 1091 Pictures