Dark Water

"Dark Water" continues the recent obsession American film makers have with Japanese source material although this film is based on a novel by Koji Suzuki and not a Japanese film. This is probably a good thing since "Dark Water" can't be unfavorably compared to it's...

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Dark Walker

Dark Walker

"Dark Walker" is a film that I thought was going to be just another old bad straight to video film. Yes it's low budget and there are so minor flaws in the film with the lighting and the shot on video film look it gives off, but you know what, this movie was fun, had...

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Dark Remains

Dark Remains

Dark Remains is a praiseworthy fright fest helmed by up-and-coming director Brian Avenet-Bradley. Though by no means a masterpiece, the work provides its viewer with a taunt atmosphere before exploiting his or her vulnerability in the wake of a committed storyline or...

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Dark Reel

Dark Reel

DARK REEL is one of those films that right from the beginning I had no clue if it was trying to be a serious horror film or a horror comedy. Honestly it was hard to tell at first where this film was going as it really comes off as dark at first. I really thought it...

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Darkness Surrounds Roberta

Darkness Surrounds Roberta

Those who know me know that unless a giallo film was made by Argento or Fulci chances are I'm not going to like it. Yes, It's true I've never really been a big fan outside those two names, but have seen my share of them. Sure there are some that I like. But in all...

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Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

After watching the second film in this trilogy, I really had very low expectations for the third and final film of the Darkman saga. However, surprisingly enough I really enjoyed this film. It's a whole new story with a whole new set of characters and more action...

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Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

Darkman

Who is Darkman! I remember being a kid and seeing the trailer for this film, and hearing that one line over and over again. Needless to say, I was very big into comic books when this film hit theaters especially the likes of Batman and The Punisher. Darkman reminded...

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The Dark Knight

The Dark Knight

Back in 2003, When I first heard that they were going to revamp the BATMAN series, I wondered how the hell they were going to do it without making it look bad and cheesy like they did in the mid-nineties, with BATMAN & ROBIN and BATMAN FOREVER. To be honest, I didn't...

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Dark House

Dark House

Back in the nineteen eighties and though most of the nineties; Fullmoon Pictures helmed by Charlie Band pumped out a brand of low budget horror film that were mostly known for their wacky plots with the releases of such film like Puppetmaster, Head of the Family and...

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Dark Harvest

Dark Harvest

I don't get it, out of all the horror films out there that don't have distribution and are having a hard time getting it. Lion Gates release this film. Of all films this one with the worse makeup effects I've seen in a long time. The sad truth is this films got two...

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Dark Floors

Dark Floors

An ill-fated bid for Finnish horror-metal band Lordi (who won the Eurovision Song Contest a couple of years back) to break into big-screen horror with a movie featuring all the band members as monsters and partly conceived by the lead singer, here credited amusingly...

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Dark Forces (DVD)  (Harlequin)

Dark Forces (DVD) (Harlequin)

Special Features: -New Digital transfer -16 x 9 Anamorphic widescreen - Aspect ratio 2.35:1 -Animated motion menus -24 chapter with motion image - Trailer gallery - Behind the scenes photo gallery - Filmographies - French, Spanish, Dubbed tracks - Isolated Music Score...

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The Darkest Hour

The Darkest Hour

The alien science fiction sub-genre has been around since the forties when the Roswell UFO crash and cover up took hold of headlines in 1942. Since then films about aliens from outer space visiting our planet have been the focus of many films. Some came in peace,...

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The Dark Crystal

The Dark Crystal

The first time I laid eyes on the film The Dark Crystal ,I was five years old. My Aunt took me to see it in the theater. It probably was one of the first films I saw in a theater. To make a long story short, I remember being bored with the film. That was the last time...

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