I think is a rather excellent film and one that is worth re-examining. The cast and director/producer definitely appear to operate an admirable work ethic and the characters are fallible and meaningful. Everyone has a back story and exhibits their flaws and strengths throughout the film as it unfolds. The action sequences are filmed carefully and the number of cameras they operate, with a one on one perspective, make the engagements personal and suitably nerve-racking. This is a story of a village under seize and a man under his own scrutiny after a tragedy. It's not about a monster hunter so please don't mark it down for not being such. It really should be at least a 6.5 so please watch and mark-up if you appreciate just how much effort went into this excellent thriller.
Review of Dark Was the Night
