The Midnight Man 2016
"A hitman with a gift...a mission...a problem"
In *The Midnight Man (2016)*, D.C. Hamilton crafts a gripping crime-thriller where pain becomes both a weapon and a curse.
Director: D.C. Hamilton
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Midnight Man (2016) about?
*The Midnight Man* follows Grady, a lethal hitman immune to pain, who suddenly regains sensitivity after a brutal attack. Struggling with a newfound connection to the physical world, he races against time to complete his mission while grappling with emotions he's never known. The film blends high-stakes action with psychological horror as pain becomes both his enemy and his awakening.
Who directed The Midnight Man?
The film was directed by D.C. Hamilton, known for his work in crime and action thrillers.
Who stars in The Midnight Man?
The cast includes Will Kemp, Brinna Kelly, William Forsythe, Brent Spiner, and Doug Jones.
Is The Midnight Man (2016) worth watching?
*The Midnight Man* is a solid entry in the crime-thriller genre, offering a fresh twist on the assassin archetype. While it may not break new ground, its unique premise and Kemp's intense performance make it a compelling watch for fans of gritty action. The film's exploration of pain and vulnerability adds layers that elevate it beyond typical genre fare.
How long is The Midnight Man?
The Midnight Man runs for 105 minutes.
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About The Midnight Man (2016) — A Pain-Fueled Thriller with Will Kemp at His Most Gritty
In *The Midnight Man (2016)*, D.C. Hamilton crafts a gripping crime-thriller where pain becomes both a weapon and a curse. Will Kemp delivers a standout performance as Grady, a ruthless hitman whose genetic condition shields him from physical agony—until an ambush leaves him vulnerable and suddenly, terrifyingly aware of every sensation. As the clock ticks down, Grady must confront his greatest fears while battling relentless adversaries in a world where touch, pressure, and agony are no longer foreign to him. Hamilton's direction blends tense action with psychological depth, exploring themes of vulnerability, resilience, and the fragility of the human body.
The film's atmospheric tension is amplified by its stellar cast, including Brent Spiner as a cunning antagonist and Doug Jones in a chilling supporting role. With its visceral fight scenes and emotional stakes, *The Midnight Man* redefines the assassin genre, transforming a simple premise into a haunting meditation on what it means to feel—and the cost of losing control.