Friday Night Movie: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964) – Because Who Doesn’t Want to Spend Their Evening With a Brazilian Grave-Digger Psycho? ⚰️🕛

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It’s Friday night, and while the rest of the world is out trying to "have a life," the real party is happening right here in glorious black-and-white hellfire, courtesy of Coconutdaddy’s Friday Night Fright Feature! This week, we’re headed to Brazil—not for beaches or samba, but for the OG of Latin American horror: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964). 💀🇧🇷

This isn’t your average "guy with a knife" kind of horror. Oh no. This is Zé do Caixão, aka Coffin Joe—a top-hatted, cape-wearing, sadistic undertaker who thinks morals are for the weak, nails should be grown to villainous lengths, and that your eternal soul is something he can snatch like he’s shopping at the afterlife’s clearance rack. 🧛‍♂️🪓

Why Should You Watch?

  • 🕛 The title isn’t metaphorical. The man really will take your soul. Midnight sharp. No delays. No refunds.

  • 🧠 Existential horror with attitude. Coffin Joe isn’t just evil—he’s philosophical. Like if Nietzsche moonlighted as a horror villain.

  • 🍷 There’s murder, madness, misogyny, and monologues. All delivered with the kind of flair that screams, "I drink wine from a skull, Karen."

  • 🎩 That top hat alone deserves an award. Possibly its own zip code.

  • 💅 Also... those fingernails. Straight up health code violation, and yet—iconic.

The Vibe:

Imagine if Dracula gave up blood and decided to debate you about evolution before setting your house on fire. At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul is a cinematic fever dream made of religious dread, raw ambition, and Brazilian doom jazz. It’s stylish, it's sinister, and yes—it will make you question your life choices (in the best way).

So ditch the mainstream horror reruns and join Coconutdaddy for a trip into the twisted mind of Coffin Joe—the only man who can make stealing souls feel like a dinner party faux pas.

🔥 Streaming tonight. Bring popcorn, garlic, and maybe a priest. Just in case.

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