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Gary Miller | ... |
Tobe
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Michael Gisick | ... |
Greg
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Randall Aviks | ... |
Liven
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Cena Donham | ... |
Kelly
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Steve Brown | ... |
Jodie
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Lisa Franz | ... |
Dianne
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Bill Hooper | ... |
Glenn
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Christopher Owen Michael | ... |
Steve
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Jake Euker | ... |
John
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Veronica Page Dennen | ... |
Cop
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Bob Lower | ... |
Bob
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Jodie Way | ... |
Customer
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Brian Cardwell | ... |
Vampire
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Michael J. Martin | ... |
Vampire
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Ross Boehringer | ... |
Vampire
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A small community is besieged by vampires. After he watches friends ravaged in a convenience store, a lone avenger goes off to do battle with the undead, armed with shotgun, chainsaw, and Holy water. Later he finds other survivors and they try to stay alive long enough to do battle with Liven, king of the vampires. Written by Ed Sutton <esutton@mindspring.com>
"Darkness" was entertaining to some degree, but it never seemed to have a plot, lacking one more so than other films that have been accused of this detriment; i.e. "Bad Taste". It started off really good, with a man running from something. It was very creepy for these first few minutes, but after a time the film just became entertaining on the level of gore, which was hard to make out at some points due to poor lighting and horrible recording quality anyway. The film was hard to believe because of the juvenile acting, which most of the time, seemed like some friends talking to a video camera, making lines up as they went. That, with a lack of any plot whatsoever, made it look like the film was started without, and ended without, a script of any kind. As said before, gore was this film's only drawing point, which much of the time was hard to make out.