The Story

After a group of friends exit a Halloween party, two friends, Bryan and Felix, are left behind. During their long walk home, the two soon cross paths between a group of masked skaters, a mysterious driver, and painkillers. All narrated through the sound waves of River City's own, DJ Santiago.

The Trailer

A No-Budget Feature

This film was made with a combination of friends and talents. Production began mid-2017 while shooting began soon after, with a production team of fewer than 10 people. The cast was compiled of non and professional actors. The film was made with no money in mind and due to budget limitations, the production crew had to think of various ways to make use of their available resources, which often resulted in spending little to no money during each shoot. Filming took place in the surrounding areas of East Los Angeles. Most of the production team resided in that section of the city, so most scenes were written with their neighborhoods and local landmarks in mind.

"For a while, I really wanted to work on a feature-length film. But of course, I needed the practice and experience to even handle the amount of work that I'd be stepping into. There's a lot that goes into constructing such a project, lots of meetings, planning, scheduling, work, and work, and work. But the experience so far has been fun. This film is an accumulation of all the ideas I've had over the past 4 years. It's great to make use of all the scenarios and moments where you just say, "hey, wouldn't that be cool?" They somehow just flowed during the writing of this film. I'm still on that journey to completing this film and there's a lot to expect in the coming days. But the important thing is to always have fun on your set. It's always fun on set. I definitely owe it to those people that have helped me to get this far."

- Richard A. Hernandez Writer/Director

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Distributed by Cabrito

The Interactive Web Experience

The "Midnight Run Interactive Web Experience" was a web gallery that ran for a limited time in 2019. It hosted additional content, behind the scenes photos, and original works for the feature film.

Production Assistant

Leatrice Ching

VFX/Animation by

Louie Esteem

Leatrice Ching

Richard A. Hernandez

Graphics and Lettering by

Danny Contreras

Sound Design by