Night Hunt (1986)

"The Night belongs to the Hunt" New Orleans, 1986—where the jazz never sleeps, the bayou fog hides more than gators, and the Night Hunters’ Guild fights a secret war in the alleys, cemeteries, and river tunnels of the Crescent City. Step into the boots of a rookie hunter teamed with a wise-cracking handler as you chase bounties on things that claw, bite, and howl under the neon street-lamps. Every hunt is a gamble: the pay is good, the odds are ugly, and the monsters aren’t the only predators stalking the night. Rated R for: Intense creature violence, graphic gore, strong language, occult themes, and scenes of sustained peril. "Rednecks vs. Monsters. The idea had to say something in its favor but it was not 100%. Why? The abuse of vulgar humor, the scary scenes that are only half fulfilling, and a villain who lacked a more dynamic personality. Better luck next time?" - Gene Sickle "The movie has a certain mordant humor, and some macho dialogue that's funny. The Protagonist manfully keeps a straight face through goofy situations where many another actor would have signaled us with a wink. But the movie is not scary, and the plot is just one gory showdown after another." - Roger Eggbert "The sort of thing you can't believe anyone would want their name attached to." - The Deville Post