Dark Was the Night

[azurepred]

Looks good. Hoping it's a Werewolf movie, but could be a Sasquatch I suppose.

 

[RIDDICK]

Well, it looks really cheap. Feels very generic, or at least that's what the trailer does.
I really like Kevin Durand but so far can't find another reason to justify the watch.

 

[azurepred]

I kind of get the feel of 30 days of night, but a (possibly) Werewolf version.There aren't enough decent/good Werewolf movies in all of existence, so I like to hope this one could be good. No CGI bs. And unlike most trailers these days, they don't give away the entire plot or show the creature.

 

[RIDDICK]

unlike most trailers these days, they don't give away the entire plot or show the creature.

Hmmm... Got me there! I'll give it a try.

*unfortunately, as always with this kind of small films, no theatrical release for my country*

 

[Xenoburger_]

This looks awesome. Pause at 1:27. Long, clawed fingers it looks like. If I had to guess between werewolf/bigfoot I'd say werewolf, though it could be something else entirely.

 

[fett42]

Since it says something about a curse at the beginning of the trailer, I was thinking werewolf. But after more searching around I'm wondering if it will be some kind of new monster or even some tree based monster. The other title for the movie is "The Trees".

 

[azurepred]

yea, it has me intrigued. I'm hoping Werewolf, but I could defn see it being something entirely different. From reading a little bit, it sounds like something different. I'm hoping this will get good enough raves to get me to see this over Ant Man this weekend.

 

[rushmore223]

Since it says something about a curse at the beginning of the trailer, I was thinking werewolf. But after more searching around I'm wondering if it will be some kind of new monster or even some tree based monster. The other title for the movie is "The Trees".

Thought that might be the case, given the tag line that evil has come to root, or something like that. Reminds me of a movie from the 80's, hope this one is better. Trees, evil or cursed, or whatever, can only seem so scary. Usually this type of movie just turns a bit silly before the end.


P.S. Extra points to anybody that can name the movie I'm referring to. Ive long forgotten the title, but the villain was a female who was also a modern day Druid. And it did have a theatrical release.

 

[RIDDICK]

P.S. Ive long forgotten the title, but the villain was a female who was also a modern day Druid.
And it did have a theatrical release.

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[rushmore223]

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Bingo!

 

[azurepred]

is this even being shown close to anyone? Damn movie isn't even in one theater in the whole city.

 

[azurepred]

Just wondering if anyone else saw this? It's on netflix now. I actually liked everything about it except the monster reveal in the end .