PIECES OF DARKNESS is a really wretched, low-budget regional anthology lensed in Knoville, and Oak Ridge, Tennessee in 1989 that instantly disappeared into obscurity, for good reason.
PIECES OF DARKNESS spins three boring, and uninteresting "tales of terror." Story 1: THE BOOTMAKER - From the chaotic, bloody battlefields of Vietnam to the quiet calm of a small, Southern town...Lucky tattoos and a tormented soul fuel the neighborhood boot-maker to spin a wicked web strung with adultery, deceit, and mutilation.
Story 2: CHOICE CUTS - A butcher shop is the backdrop for this tale of first love, intimidation, and lust. These elements are mixed together with a dash of jealously and a pinch of lunacy resulting in a frightening culinary creation.
Story 3: THAT'S SHOWBIZ - All the world may be a stage, but to be a player a price must be paid. A devilish deal is cut by a starstruck young man, only to be terminated in its inevitably manner. A chilling look backstage to treachery.
Every story is poorly SOV (shot-on-video) with below sub-par acting, and poor special effects. Every story seem to drag on for what seemed for hours. Thankfully, this ultra rare "horror" film is unknown for all the right reasons. It's just beyond terrible. If you ever happen upon a copy (good luck) avoid it at all costs!
PIECES OF DARKNESS spins three boring, and uninteresting "tales of terror." Story 1: THE BOOTMAKER - From the chaotic, bloody battlefields of Vietnam to the quiet calm of a small, Southern town...Lucky tattoos and a tormented soul fuel the neighborhood boot-maker to spin a wicked web strung with adultery, deceit, and mutilation.
Story 2: CHOICE CUTS - A butcher shop is the backdrop for this tale of first love, intimidation, and lust. These elements are mixed together with a dash of jealously and a pinch of lunacy resulting in a frightening culinary creation.
Story 3: THAT'S SHOWBIZ - All the world may be a stage, but to be a player a price must be paid. A devilish deal is cut by a starstruck young man, only to be terminated in its inevitably manner. A chilling look backstage to treachery.
Every story is poorly SOV (shot-on-video) with below sub-par acting, and poor special effects. Every story seem to drag on for what seemed for hours. Thankfully, this ultra rare "horror" film is unknown for all the right reasons. It's just beyond terrible. If you ever happen upon a copy (good luck) avoid it at all costs!