From a Place of Darkness (2008)A documentary filmmaker finds himself drawn into the seedy world of a snuff filmmaker with a mysterious dark side. Director:Douglas A. Raine |
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From a Place of Darkness (2008)A documentary filmmaker finds himself drawn into the seedy world of a snuff filmmaker with a mysterious dark side. Director:Douglas A. Raine |
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| Travis Schuldt | ... |
Miles Kody
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| John Savage | ... |
Vic
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| Bronson Pinchot | ... |
Carl
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| Valery M. Ortiz | ... |
Rosa
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| Conor Duffy | ... |
Sean
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| Natalie Zea | ... |
Brenda
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Carmen Palumbo | ... |
Jacqui
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| Carmen Mormino | ... |
Officer Diebel
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Jeffrey T. Unterkofler | ... |
Officer Paulson
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| Cristen Irene | ... |
Runaway
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| Nikki Flux | ... |
Chisled Hooker
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| Elina Madison | ... |
Tall hooker
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Eric Michael Kochmer | ... |
Migrant Worker
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Christopher Allen | ... |
Waiter
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| Jennifer Pfalzgraff | ... |
Screaming Hooker
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Miles Kody, is a documentary filmmaker. Living off a long ago success he's now searching for his "second" break. He finds that in the seedy world of snuff films. He interviews Vic, a seasoned pro with a menacing, mysterious dark side. Miles becomes obsessed with the subject matter and his subject. Miles' primary investor, Carl, is also very interested, more in the hypnotic allure of the movies and potential for profit. As Miles tapes his interviews with Vic he becomes aware of the appearance of "ghosts" captured on his video monitor. He realizes that the faint energy fields of these ghosts, past victims of the snuff films, are picked up more readily on video. As a ghost becomes more powerful they become more visible to the naked eye. He soon realizes that Vic is in league with the Devil and delivers the souls of his victims to attain more power. Written by Douglas Alan Raine
Had a chance to see this film at a screening. This is the kind of film that just plain creeps you out,and lingers with you. I can't even tell you how many times I had to look away. It's dark, suspenseful and shocking. The story is very thought provoked (yes you have to use your brain) the ending forces you to ask questions and the acting across the board is solid, especially Conor Duffy and Travis Schuldt, and as far as Savage goes well, he comes across in a way that I have not seen him in years, like he was made for the role. Can't wait to see it on BluRay as it should jump off the screen and make one go screaming even farther into the dark.