Midnight Montage: Book of Consequences

I saw this movie on a rainy afternoon a few months back - Loved the Madame Lavinia character and I really enjoy this kind of anthology movie. Different stories with a similar theme " actions have consequences " ! This is the second installment and I do think it s better than the first Midnight montage , the stories flowed and each one took you on a cute, scary little journey . All in all the acting was very good for a lower budget movie , the cinematography and music scores were all great . Break out the popcorn or wine and catch this little gem on Tubi , also this movie should be considered teen friendly , not too much gore .

Great cast, This little movie was awesome. Low budget, but these are the best, no Hollywood big guns, just local talent living their dream. One has to appreciate what goes into making a film. The writers words to the Screen is a feeling second to NONE.

Midnight Montage 1 was an entry level film extremely low budget done for fun. 2 cast cast members have since passed away and because of this film their spirits have been have been captured forever, for family and friends to enjoy. Madam Lavinia returns in Midnight Montage Book of Consequences, and will once again take us on a journey into the unknown.

If you're like me and grew up watching shows like "Are you afraid of the dark" or reading "goosebumps" then you'll love the short form storytelling. What I love about this is that all bets are off. Because its full of short stories, the rules are not the same. No one has plot armor! The film is set around a young lady (Bailee Bonick from Theater Camp) that has to steal a book to get into a childhood gang. She gets caught by Madame Lavinia (played by Wendy Lavezzi that's in multiple roles throughout) that reads her stories out of her book to teach her a lesson about stealing. There's great performances throughout and at about 1 hour in length, it's amount of something to watch while going to bed.