Midnight Horror School: The Movie

Midnight Horror School: The Movie is a Japanese computer-animated anime film created by Naomi Iwata and produced by Milky Cartoon. The film was released in Japan on March 6, 2004.

The film's plot is about the students of Midnight Horror School going on a field trip to an abandoned school, only to find out that the school is haunted by ghosts. The ghosts are trying to take over the world and the students must stop them.

Plot
The students of Midnight Horror School are going on a field trip to an abandoned school. When they get there, they find out that the school is haunted by ghosts. The ghosts are trying to take over the world and the students must stop them. Can the students of Midnight Horror School stop the ghosts from taking over the world? Find out in Midnight Horror School: The Movie!

Soundtrack
1. "Midnight Horror School Theme Song"

2. "Ampoo's Song"

3. "Borocca's Song"

4. "Chaps' Song"

5. "Docky's Song"

6. "Enton's Song"

7. "Fonton's Song"

8. "Genie's Song"

9. "Hikky's Song"

10. "Inky's Song"

11. "Juno's Song"

12. "Kabo's Song"

13. "Liddy's Song"

14. "Magnero's Song"

15. "Noisy's Song"

16. "Onpoo's Song"

17. "Piranin's Song"

18. "Quicky's Song"

19. "Rosso's Song"

20. "Spimon's Song"

21. "Tubee's Song"

22. "Usop's Song"

23. "Vincent's Song"

24. "Watt's Song"

25. "Mr. X's Song"

26. "Yumyum's Song"

27. "Zobie's Song"

28. "Old Owl Sage's Song"

29. "Lure the Fisherman's Song"

30. "Mr. Showtime's Song"

31. "Eddy the Skeleton Dragon's Song"

32. "Johnny Crow's Song"

33. "Screwsnail's Song"

34. "Mr. Salaman's Song"

35. "Mr. Tigerl's Song"

36. "Ms. Peginand's Song"

37. "The Principal's Song"

38. "Midnight Horror School: The Movie Theme Song"

Animation
The film's animation was done by Studio 4°C.

Production
The movie was produced by Naomi Iwata and Milky Cartoon.

Development
The film was first announced in December 2003. The film's production took place at the same time as the television series.

Casting
Ampoo: Chiyako Shibahara

Borocca: Junji Majima

Chaps: Mochizuki Hisayo

Docky: Mayumi Tanaka (Season 1) and Takeshi Kusao (Season 2)

Enton: Tarusuke Shingaki

Fonton: Hiroko Emori

Genie: Ryuzou Ishino

Hikky: Hiromi Otsuda

Inky: Tomoko Kawakami

Juno: Tomoe Hanba

Kabo: Tomoko Kawakami

Liddy: Tomoko Kawakami

Magnero: Setsuji Satoh

Noisy: Tomoe Hanba

Onpoo: Sakiko Tamagawa

Piranin: Ryusei Nakao

Quicky: Hiroko Emori (Season 1) and Takeshi Kusao (Season 2)

Rosso: Chieko Shibahara

Spimon: Takeshi Kusao

Tubee: Chiyako Shibahara

Usop: Tomoko Kawakami

Vincent: Tarusuke Shingaki

Watt: Mochizuki Hisayo

Mr. X: Hiroko Emori

Yumyum: Ryusei Nakao

Zobie: Junji Majima

Old Owl Sage: Setsuji Satoh

Lure the Fisherman: Tarusuke Shingaki

Mr. Showtime: Mochizuki Hisayo

Eddy the Skeleton Dragon: Takeshi Kusao

Johnny Crow: Tarusuke Shingaki

Screwsnail: Junji Majima

Mr. Salaman: Setsuji Satoh

Mr. Tigerl: Tarusuke Shingaki

Ms. Peginand: Tomoko Kawakami

The Principal: Hiroko Emori

Release
The film was released in Japan on March 6, 2004.

Reception
The film was not well received by critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a 20% "rotten" rating, based on 5 reviews, with an average rating of 3.8/10.

On Metacritic, the film has a score of 37 out of 100, based on 4 reviews, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".

Variety called the film "a noisy, uninspired mess".

The Hollywood Reporter said that the film "plays like a string of unconnected gags".

The Japan Times said that the film "isn't particularly scary or funny".

Box office
The film grossed ¥1.03 billion at the Japanese box office.