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Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Entertainment
Michael Phillips

‘Night’s End’ is a Chicago-made horror film from Jennifer Reeder and Brett Neveu — it streams in March on Shudder

CHICAGO — “Night’s End,” screenwriter and longtime Chicago playwright Brett Neveu’s tale of a dicey exorcism performed in a classic Chicago two-flat, makes its streaming premiere March 31 on Shudder, the horror, thriller and supernatural streaming service of AMC Networks.

The director is Jennifer Reeder, an increasingly prominent filmmaker (Bong Joon-Ho, the Oscar winner for “Parasite,” singled her out for praise) and professor in the Moving Image department at University of Illinois-Chicago. She’s a recent contributor to the Shudder-distributed horror anthology “V/H/S/94.”

Neveu also produced the film, alongside Neal Edelstein (”The Ring,” “Mulholland Drive”) and David E. Tolchinsky. Neveu and Tolchinsky teach at Northwestern University’s Department of Radio, Television and Film.

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