Directed and written by Jesse Swenson, Alan at Night is about what happens when Jay (Joseph Basquill) needs a new roommate after his YouTube partner leaves town. It’s only for a month, as his girlfriend Sam (Hadley Durkee) plans on moving in. That brings Alan (Chris Ash) into their lives. He’s quiet; he can’t hold his drink. When he passes out in his room, he appears to be sleepwalking, stealing shoes and eating all the mayo.

Additionally, he becomes possessed and has all-white eyes.

The truth is, I really couldn’t blame Alan for how he felt after getting pranked all the time. As always, I dislike people not asking for consent and found footage, so when Alan got his revenge, I was on his side.

You can watch this and many other films at CFF by buying a pass on their website. Over the next few days, I’ll be posting reviews and articles, as well as updating my Letterboxd list of watched films.