Terror by Night.

An astral traveller and a detective risk everything to save a child from the clutches of a rogue demon in Dean Butler’s Terror by Night, which is now available to stream below via Alter.

The film concludes the Evenfall trilogy, which began with Evenfall and continued with A Shadow in the Darkness. Shadow proved a breakout success, amassing more than 3.5 million views on Facebook after opening for Scott Cooper’s Antlers at the prestigious Telluride Horror Show.

Terror by Night now arrives online following a highly successful festival run, earning awards and over 30 festival selections including FilmQuest, Vancouver Horror Show, GenreBlast, New York City Horror Film Festival, CinefestOZ and MonsterFest.

The Evenfall trilogy has been driven by the same dedicated Alucinor Productions team since its inception, including writer and director Butler, producer/AD Robert Faulkner, director of photography Shane Piggott, practical makeup effects artist Jessica Langdon, Sound Designer Mishna Nagda with Composer Nicholas Gardiner onboard since Shadow.

Terror by Night represents the trilogy at its most ambitious, showcasing a creative collaboration that has evolved over several years as the team prepares to expand the world into Alucinor Productions’ debut feature film, Evenfall.

With its festival run complete, the final chapter now arrives online for a global audience of horror fans.

Alter is the world’s most-watched online horror platform, championing emerging and international genre filmmakers. Its curated slate reaches millions of dedicated horror fans every.

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