Blue Hour: The Disappearance of Nick Brandreth
2023 film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Blue Hour: The Disappearance of Nick Brandreth is a 2023 American found footage horror drama film written and directed by Dan Bowhers. The film stars Morgan DeTogne, Michael Kowalski, Mike Headford, Nick Brandreth and Josh Olkowski.
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| Directed by | Dan Bowhers |
| Written by | Dan Bowhers |
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| Edited by | Mike Headford |
| Distributed by | Glass House Distribution |
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Plot
Two and a half decades after her father disappeared in 1997, a documentarian seeks the truth from her family and law enforcement.
Cast
- Morgan DeTogne as Olivia Brandreth
- Michael Kowalski as Chris Donovan
- Mike Headford as Luke D'Antonio
- Nick Brandreth as Nick Brandreth
- Josh Olkowski as Captain Frank Lynch
- Michael Bauer as Greg Herston
- Donna Carpino as Francine Brandreth
- Jacqueline Hinton as Marisa Biondi
- Robert Husted as Henry Davenport
- Robert J. Jeffords as Horace Cody Taylor
- Connie Neer as Mary Anne Stoughton
- Gordon Rothman as News Subject
- Kathryn Schott as Taylor Glendal
- Natalie Sullivan as Alice Sayers
- Dan Titmuss as Stuart Wallace
- Katie Waterman as Miranda Tully
- Ryan Waterman as Dr. Frederick Hall
- Alaina Wis as News Reporter
Production
Bowhers said the story is based around a real person named Nick Brandreth, who was never missing. Brandreth is a photographical historian and all the family photos in the film are real.[1]
Release
The film premiered at Panic Fest on April 19, 2023.[2] It was released on August 1, 2023.[3]
Reception
Bobby LePire at Film Threat scored it 8 out of 10.[4] Mary Beth McAndrews at Dread Central, Stephanie Malone at Morbidly Beautiful and Dani Shembeth at Slay Away all scored it 3 out of 5.[5][6][7] Katelyn Nelson at Daily Grindhouse said the performances were stiff from time to time but it "has a lot to offer when it comes to originality and atmosphere."[8] Louisa Moore at Screen Zealots found the film interesting but said the runtime was too long.[9]
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