I Will Follow You Into the Dark (2012)

A woman reeling from the death of her parents becomes attached to an alluring man whose sudden disappearance sends her and her friends into a haunted high-rise to find him

Director:

Mark Edwin Robinson

Writer:

Mark Edwin Robinson

Stars:

Mischa Barton, Ryan Eggold, Leah Pipes

1 win & 1 nomination.

Cast

Credited cast:
Mischa Barton	...	Sophia Monet
Ryan Eggold	...	Adam Hunt
Leah Pipes	...	Astrid Daniels
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Frank Ashmore	...	Mr. Carter
Melinda Browne	...	Old Woman
Andy Chan	...	Tortured Soul
Ronnie Clark	...	Homeless Man
Melinda Cohen	...	Penny (as Melinda Y. Cohen)
Ward Edmondson	...	Funeral Goer
Jessee Foudray	...	Woman with Baby (rumored)
Mary Ann Gilbert	...	Funeral Goer
Willow Hale	...	Ghost Woman
Richard Johnson	...	Peter Monet
Kenni Kinsey	...	Funeral Goer
Tammy Klein	...	Mrs. Monet

Storyline

Story follows Sophia, who is severely depressed after the deaths of both her parents within six months. Convinced that the Afterlife is mere oblivion, and that this life is meaningless, she retreats within herself, only to be drawn out of her depressive funk by an unexpected romance with a man named Adam. After Adam disappears mysteriously into the depths of a haunted apartment building, Sophia vows to pursue him, even if it means walking over the threshold into the realm of death.

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Plot Keywords:

downward spiral | 

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Taglines:

How far would you go to find the one you love?

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Genres:

Drama | Horror | Romance | Thriller

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

11 October 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

Into the Dark

Box Office

Budget:

$5,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Castlight Pictures, Zero Gravity Management

Technical Specs

Runtime:

112 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

Rabbit Foot
Performed by Nori Takei
Written by Nori Takei and Jesse Voccia
Courtesy of Agami Music

User Reviews

M.Barton

In the last moments of this movie i was thinking: "the only thing that could save this film is if it was a troll, a huge joke..."

but it wasn't. Someone seriously thought that this would sell. I don't know if the budget for this film was spent on Barton (the Only recognizable name on the credits) or if this was a troll, and the "Gotch-a" is at the end of the credits and i left too early. either way, whether or not the movie was a joke- it was bad... ...now, One could rant on and on about what was wrong with this movie, but i'll summarize; -It was too dark, you could not see anything but a beam of light coming from a flashlight 30% of the movie. -the acting was horrible. acting is easier said than done, i realize that, but if you aren't good at acting, then why are you in the film? and such... save some money, skip this film, see The Fog....or better yet. save some sanity...don't see either...