Dark Realm 

A horror anthology series. Each episode features an eerie and terrifying story from the darkest realm.

Creators:

Paul Corcoran, Helen Francis

Stars:

Eric Roberts, Margot Steinberg, Lysette Anthony

Cast

Series cast summary:
Eric Roberts	...	Himself - Host 4 episodes, 2000-2001
Margot Steinberg	...	Antique store / ... 2 episodes, 2000-2001
Lysette Anthony	...	Lisa 2 episodes, 2001
Ami Dolenz	...	Helen / ... 2 episodes, 2001
Barbara Griffin	...	Sheila Dodd 2 episodes, 2001
Gary Hudson	...	Marty 2 episodes, 2001
Simon MacCorkindale	...	Brad Collins 2 episodes, 2001

Storyline

A horror anthology series. Each episode features an eerie and terrifying story from the darkest realm.

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Plot Keywords:

horror host | male horror host | usa horror host | usa male horror host | french male horror host | 

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Genres:

Horror | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada USA France

Language:

English

Release Date:

6 October 2001 (France)

Also Known As:

Domínio das Trevas

Filming Locations:

Castletown, Isle of Man

Company Credits

Production Co:

Isle of Man Film, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Filmed entirely on location in the Isle of Man

User Reviews

Hit or miss

DARK REALMS has been running again on Chiller. Eric Roberts was the (mostly ineffective) host of this short-lived horror/fantasy anthology series. Some episodes were downright silly, like the one about a tiger biting a lady -- in an office, mind you. Others were more convincing like the one about a guy who must face all the people he wronged in life and another about two brothers trapped in a house party that isn't quite what it seems. Problem is, the series, like TALES FROM THE DARKSIDE before it, was shot on the ultracheap with as few sets and actors as possible. And as little action as possible. And no special effects to speak of. And it shows, even in the best episodes. This is no "Tales From The Crypt" or "Twilight Zone," although heaven knows it tried to be. And it was a Canadian job to boot, which should tell you plenty. Only THE X-FILES could get away with being a Canadian job (notice how badly that show fell off when it relocated to L.A.).