The Midnight Movie (1998–2005) User Reviews

A great show

[Beast-5 · 20 November 2004]

The Midnight Movie has become a local institution. When they're not

yelling at each other and goofing off, these guys show some excellent movies. Some of them are so obscure I would not know of their existence until these guys show it. They top it off with hilarious skits that showcase Cleveland locales. Sometimes there are guests and prize giveaways. No matter what they do, it is obvious that they are united by a love of cinema and art and television as a whole needs more of that, as television has become a haven for talentless phonies, pretentious reality shows and the accentuation of complete idiots who don't belong anywhere

near a camera. Long live the Midnight Movie.

my opinion of midnight movie gang

[nefert · 20 August 2005]

It's wonderful...very reminiscent of "Ghoulardi" and brings back sweet childhood memories.

The gang is charming and delightful and I really appreciate their dedication to Cleveland presented with a great sense of humor.

Yes the movie's are cheesy (not all the time!), but that's just a part of show. Good People here!!!

With Respect,

A FRIEND! (who's heart with always be "IN CLEVELAND")

P.S. Keep up the good work because we all need a little laugh these days. The information supplied during the show is greatly useful to those who don't want to read the newspaper's or watch the depressing news just to find out what is "happening" around town. THANK YOU!!!!!

Thank God for Public Access!

[Phil311 · 13 December 2004]

Any movie program that is willing to run classics like, "Santa Clause Conquers the Martians" is A-OK in my book. That is what is missing from television these days. Gone are the days of "The Creature Feature" and others like it. This program is like an oasis for the drive-in fans. The hosts are humorous, at times, and provide some good side commentary on the movies they show. They at least know the movies that they are showing, and are not just putting something out there that they've never seen. They are also a good representation of what local Clevelanders can do to add something positive and fun to the community. I hope they keep up the good work and continue to run the creepy classics. I'm holding out for "I was a teenage werewolf".