The Midnight After: There Is No After

This is the second episode of our March Spring Special where we're inviting people to discuss stories they LOVE which may be considered "B" films/books.   Today I'm talking with eclectic-media aficionado Chris Carnahan about the 2014 Hong Kong movie: The Midnight After, or "那夜凌晨，我坐上了旺角開往大埔的紅VAN" in Chinese. We talk about how this movie, based on a web novel, confounded audiences, and also became something we can't stop thinking about.

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This is the second episode of our March Spring Special where we're inviting people to discuss stories they LOVE which may be considered "B" films/books. Today I'm talking with eclectic-media aficionado Chris Carnahan about the 2014 Hong Kong movie: The Midnight After, or "那夜凌晨，我坐上了旺角開往大埔的紅VAN" in Chinese. We talk about how this movie, based on a web novel, confounded audiences, and also became something we can't stop thinking about.

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