trio attempt to re-draw the spells but are lured out of the room when the demons fake daylight in the windows. The demons attack them. Maddie and Colin rush back to the room, while Jason is caught and disemboweled by Angela turning him into a demon. As they plan to wait in the room until sunrise, Colin falls through the rotten floorboards, falling many floors into the basement. Maddie climbs down a rope into the basement to help him, but he is now a demon. Maddie manages to get back to the maid's room and fights the demons. She makes her way to the balcony, where she ties a rope around her neck and jumps over, seemingly hanging herself. As the sun rises, the demons are killed. Maddie reveals that she only pretended to hang herself, having tied the rope around her waist and the demons merely assumed that she was dead. Maddie is then able to exit through the gates to her freedom. Cast Production Principal photography took place in New Orleans in October 2008. There are several differences between the original and the remake, with the most notable being the change in location as well as an updated plot. Linnea Quigley, who starred in the original film as Suzanne, has a cameo in this film. The special effects and FX effects were created by Drac Studios. Soundtrack "Night of the Demons" – 45 Grave "Ghastly Stomp" – Ghastly Ones "Boris Karloff" – The Barbarellatones "Aim for the Head" – Creature Feature "No Costume, No Candy" – The Swingin' Neckbreakers "Incredible Two Headed Transplant" – Haunted Garage "The World Belongs to You" – The Death Riders "Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)" – Concrete Blonde "Blood, Brains & Rock 'N' Roll" – Zombie Girl "Code Blue" – T.S.O.L. "Legions of the Damned" – DeadbyDay "Gimme Gimme Bloodshed" – Wednesday 13 "Invasion of the Ball Snatchers" – Psycho Charger "Black Lung" – Frankenstein "Black No. 1" – Type O Negative "Reckoning of the Soul Made Godless" – Goatwhore Release The film originally premiered at the London FrightFest Film Festival in August 2009, with plans to release it in October of the same year; however, later news reports stated that the film would be pushed back for a tentative release date for September 23, 2010. In June 2010, it was announced that Night of the Demons would be released straight-to-DVD and Blu-ray on