Darkness Falls (Blu-ray) PG-13
Evil rises.
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: PG-13
- Run Time: 1 hours, 26 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: October 18, 2011
- Originally Released: 2003
- Label: Image Entertainment
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Chaney Kley & Emma Caulfield | |
Performer: | Grant Piro, Joshua Anderson, Kestie Morassi, Alannah Oliver & Lee Cormie | |
Directed by | Jonathan Liebesman | |
Edited by | Tim Alverson & Steve Mirkovich | |
Screenwriting by | John Vanderbilt, Joseph Harris & John Fasano | |
Composition by | Brian Tyler | |
Produced by | John Hegeman, John Fasano, Jason Shuman & William Sherak | |
Director of Photography: | Dan Laustsen | |
Executive Production by | Derek Dauchy & Lou Arkoff |
Entertainment Reviews:
It begins with not one but two prologues; one character turns up out of nowhere, his introduction no doubt left on the cutting-room floor; and the paltry 85-minute running time includes 15 minutes of end credits.
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Chicago Reader
Obviously funding for this film was supplied by energy providers like Edison, DWP and PECO who must have known that one look at Darkness Falls will make everyone flick on the light switch - and it won't be to ward off the Tooth Fairy.
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Behind The Lens
A very flawed but entertaining and cheesy monster flick that would be fun to watch around a crowd with some popcorn.
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Cinema Crazed
...An efficient little horror movie that doesn't waste its time getting down to business...
New York Times
Rating: 1/5 --
The kind of movie that gets laughs entirely unintentionally.
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Empire Magazine
...Director Johnathan Liebesman ratchets up the tension and delivers unexpected shocks...
Total Film
The characters are empty, the performances wooden, and of course, the grave little kid is omniscient.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Product Description:
DARKNESS FALLS, set in a remote town of the same name, begins with the foreboding dramatization of a local fairy tale. According to the story, Matilda Dixon, an old woman who serves as the town's resident tooth fairy, is severely burned in a fire, and thereafter wears a porcelain mask to protect her face from pain of light. One day, two children are discovered missing, and the townspeople wrongfully accuse Matilda. She is quickly lynched, but vows revenge upon the children of Darkness Falls. As the first story concludes, another begins: Kyle, a young boy, loses his last baby tooth, and nervously enters sleep, afraid the "tooth fairy" may visit. He is warned not to look at her but does exactly that when Matilda arrives, catching a glimpse of the porcelain mask that will haunt him forever. Kyle eludes death by finding refuge in the bathroom light, but his mother is yanked into the darkness and murdered. Twelve years later, Kyle (Chaney Kley) has moved onto Las Vegas, but remains plagued by his past, and carries an enormous collection of flashlights for his own safety. He receives a call from Caitlin (Emma Caulfield, television's BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER), his childhood girlfriend, whose brother Michael (Lee Cormie) is behaving the same way that Kyle did after his traumatic encounter. Kyle returns to Darkness Falls to try and help Michael, setting up an ultimate conflict with Matilda that claims the lives of many who can't avoid the darkness.