On the anniversary of Ludlow's founding, a mysterious piano is unveiled which causes strange things to happen every time it's played, sending the entire town into chaos.
Imagine a very low budget community theatre adaptation of John Carpenter's The Fog and you'll understand what kind of tone The Demons of Ludlow strikes. Some of the acting is decent, some is awful. Some of the effects convince, others will make you laugh. Some scenes move the plot forward, most feel like needless filler. It's never very entertaining or scary or even enjoyable on a "so bad, it's good" level.
Imagine a very low budget community theatre adaptation of John Carpenter's The Fog and you'll understand what kind of tone The Demons of Ludlow strikes. Some of the acting is decent, some is awful. Some of the effects convince, others will make you laugh. Some scenes move the plot forward, most feel like needless filler. It's never very entertaining or scary or even enjoyable on a "so bad, it's good" level.