Dark Watchers: The Women in Black (Video 2012)

Three UFO hunters come face to face with the Men in Black and have their life completely turned upside down.

Director:

Philip Gardiner

Writer:

Philip Gardiner

Stars:

Melanie Denholme, Eirian Cohen, Val Monk

Cast

Credited cast:
Melanie Denholme	...	Alexis
Eirian Cohen	...	Lorna
Val Monk	...	Sammy
Rudy Barrow	...	Man in Black
Thomas Gleba	...	Podcaster
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Earnshaw	...	Abductee
Jessica Messenger	...	Girl
Lee Roberts	...	Terry
Nikki Webster

Storyline

More and more UFO sightings occur every day. Across the globe people are losing time, friends and loved ones disappear, while the Men in Black are perpetually lurking in the background. In a sleepy seaside village, three women search the skies for a sighting of a UFO that is repeatedly haunting the area. Every day they venture out until one day they return having completely lost 4 hours from their lives. Their need to understand the UFO's and why they are here opens a world they could never have imagined and takes them into the heart of a dark and secretive universe populated by the Men in Black. Coming face to face with the unknown, they begin to realize that they have been profoundly affected by their encounter. To make matters worse, they begin to evolve into something amazing, yet horrifying - something beyond their worst nightmares. Beware the Dark Watchers.

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Taglines:

They're Coming For You

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 April 2012 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Nottinghamshire, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£10,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Reality Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

User Reviews

This is awful!

This is confusing. The poster and official web site states the movies name is "Dark Watchers - The Women In Black" but on IMDb the name is "Men in Black: The Dark Watchers". Decide please!

Film projects employs most often a mixed crew. You find professionals with lifelong experience mixed with those who are at the beginning of a career and learning. Some film projects with fantasy budget has perhaps the fewest inexperienced crew members as opposed to low-budget films. This is a super low budget film. I would not really categorize this film as a motion picture. Somewhere there is a lowest level that a film has to reach for me to call it a feature film. This film does not reach anywhere near that level. This is something else. An unsuccessful hobby project or school project maybe but certainly not some thing to charge the public for viewing. This production falls flat. I do mean everything. Among the most notable is the directing and camera / visualization. Regarding the actors performance - this movie will not boost anyone's career. Maybe it's bad directing, which is the cause? In that case, I sincerely hope that the actors and crew are given the opportunity to show what they really can perform in future projects. About the directing. I seldom say things "suck" but in this case after giving it a really long thinking there is no options: The directing of this movie really sucks. After watching this movie I digged in to Philip Gardiners life and production history and I am not surprised this is the result of his craft. Philip Gardiner is the living proof that quantity is not a measurement of quality. I do doubt we will ever see a Gardiner production nominated for an Oscar or any other significant award of recognition. Do not pay to see this movie. Rather call a distant relative you did not want to talk to the last 10 years than spend time on this.