Padraig Reynolds
as Director
English,Español,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,中文
The horror film Dark Light, starring Jessica Madsen, Opal Littleton, Ed Brody, etc., directed by Padraig Reynolds, was released on December 6, 2019 in the United States. It tells the story of A woman returns to her family home and discovers it to be inhabited by monsters. This is a Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi film with a runtime of 90 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.5/10 from 3,254 viewers.
Padraig Reynolds
as Director
Jessica Madsen
as Annie Knox
Opal Littleton
as Emily Knox
Ed Brody
as Paul Knox
Kristina Clifford
as Sheriff Dickerson
Ben Sullivan
as Deputy Hunt
Gerald Tyler
as Walter Simms
Weston Meredith
as Dark Light
Annie Aladashvili
as Inmate in Van
Denis Khlibov
as Cop in Van
Giorgi Apkhazava
as Van Driver
Giorgi Bekoshvili
as Van Helper
Levan Lashkhi
as Guard
Padraig Reynolds
as Writer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
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Decent and convincing enough acting, most of the creature effects were well done in my opinion apart from the first time you see it, I just thought bloke in a rubber suit, it's not going to be something you'll remember but it's entertaining enough to keep your attention, I was wondering what the creature itself was based on most of the movie!
Sometimes I wonder why such cheesy movies are even allowed to be shot?! The scripting and acting was awful ... "Emily run .... No mommy I'm not leaving without you ..." come on guys (facepalm) In the end she burns the house down to kill a creature that could have easily went back to it's underground layer. Damn I was expecting the house to explode in the end ... (haha)😅 How could they have left that cliche out?? So many chances to shoot the creature ... Anyway I've seen much worse ... just don't waste your time with this one ... well maybe if your drunk or high and want to have a good laugh with your friends ... of course after the social distancing is over (lol) 🤣
So horrifically terrible that words fail me. But I'll try... SPOILER ALERT! Here you have a woman who believes that her life, and the life of her young daughter, are in imminent peril in a remote farmhouse...and she STAYS in the farmhouse! She buys multiple guns for protection...and they are never kept loaded! She is endlessly loading and reloading the guns...even when they have not been fired. She apparently has 2 copies of the exact same double-barreled shotgun, since 1 was confiscated by the police, that have an under barrel mount for a flashlight...a very uncommon combination (I've never seen this). She commonly fires 1 shot at the beings, and then runs away, she never takes a second shot. And 00 buckshot doesn't even slow down these creatures. She knows that the beings live underground...but never goes down into the cellar until the end of the movie. When she pours the gasoline/kerosene all over the house she makes no effort to actually get it down into the cavern where the creatures live. The creatures have some kind of "tech" to keep people alive in pools of water, despite no educational system or method of procuring equipment - THEY ARE NOT "ALIENS"... they are an indigenous species. The police suspect child abuse...AND DO NOTHING! When the mother escapes from the police...she returns home and takes a bath! The sheriff is alone in confronting a suspected murderer. Use this movie for a drinking game...if you never want to get to the end. Otherwise it has no purpose for it's existence.
Started out really good. Scary monster with good jump scares. Ending was terrible. Left you hanging. Not worth it.
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