The Darkening (1995)Director:William Mesa |
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The Darkening (1995)Director:William Mesa |
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Scott Griffin
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| George Saunders | ... |
Justin Reid
(as George Phillip Saunders)
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Rebecca Kyler Downs | ... |
Rebecca Lacey
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Red Montgomery | ... |
Katherine
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| Brian Carlton | ... |
Richard Locke
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Lyndis Durwin | ... |
Maggie Stewart
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Tom Gumper | ... |
Mr. Gregory
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Betty Bernt | ... |
Mrs. Gregory
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Eric Abrahamson | ... |
Guest at Dinner Party
(as Eric Abrahamson)
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David Culp | ... |
Guest at Dinner Party
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Penny A. Mesa | ... |
Guest at Dinner Party
(as Penny Mesa)
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Cynthia Hatfield | ... |
Guest at Dinner Party
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Nick Davis | ... |
Guest at Dinner Party
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Christina Wegler | ... |
Elizabeth
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Arthur Mesa | ... |
Jamie
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The acting is mostly horrible. The lead is decent, though. The effects and editing are bad. The story is silly, with devil worshipers trying to "open the gate" to Hell and all that. The good guy is a psychic with knowledge of the occult and comes to fix the problem.
So, if you look at it differently, there is a problem with a door and they call in the mystical locksmith. With a lot of mambo jumbo that none of us, non technical people, would understand, he fixes the door and everybody goes back happy.
Am I joking? Not really. This movie is just as interesting as watching the locksmith fixing your front door and therefore I will stop here.