Michael Gordon's Reviews > Night of the Ghoul

Creepy story that effectively uses a lot of familiar horror elements to tell an original tale of an ancient evil. Loved the use of film footage as flashbacks. Once again, Snyder displays his ability to tap into primal terror by way of compelling characters and Francavilla provides the pulpy atmosphere, so much so you can practically smell the rotting flesh off the digital screen. This is the stuff that nightmares are made of.