Darkness Visible

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George R Mar 29, 2019 At one point i thought i would never watch another indian movie again after a few recomended bollywood flicks i decided i didnt like them at all then i stumbled across tumbbad quite by accident and loved it a very refreshing break from the ridiculous bs that is hollywood horror with america putting out pure garbage almost weekly it was a nice change to see a thinking mans thriller. So that brings me to darkness visible, with all my favorite things mixed in a bag and served piping hot. witchcraft, demons, young people who actually seem to have brains in their skulls, great dark atmosphere within indian slums at night and backround music that just eminates dread and foreboding while still seeming somewhat enchanting or enticing all told darkness visible is a great movie and i would recomend it to anyone who actually likes their movies with a bit more then jump scares or zombies and maniacs running around killing for no reason at all. Hope 2 see more like this one See more

Mar 8, 2019 Darkness Visible uniquely embeds both murder-mystery and paranormal genres into its Indian influenced storyline, which really captured my attention. Unlike many other horror movies I have seen, this one developed a puzzling story that had me intensely trying to unravel the mystery throughout its duration. I highly suggest this film because while maintaining incredibly creepy, it truly grasped my focus. See more

Mar 5, 2019 Darkness Visible did a fantastic job of adding something new to the supernatural horror/thriller genre. I feel like so many movies that come out of the genre just feel like the same thing retold a hundred times over. However, Darkness Visible does something fresh and unfamiliar by bringing the story to India, which works out very well in its favor. The antagonist in the movie, an evil Indian witch named Rhakee, was something that felt original to me and made it all the creepier and more convincing. I had a great time watching this movie and really enjoyed the progression of the story and its scares. See more

Feb 22, 2019 There are two types of horror films-- ones that are just there for a scare, or ones that can be used to comment on society. Darkness Visible proves there is a middle ground between these binaries. While the movie can be viewed as any other surface-level scary movie, you can also read into how the movie provides social commentary for the world we live in. Darkness Visibleis definitely what you make of it and is versatile enough to where it can be viewed as a Friday Night Horror piece or one where you dig a little deeper for meaning. You choose. See more

Feb 21, 2019 This film is creepy and spine-chilling. Ronnie, a man from London, travels to India after his mother suddenly ends up in a hospital there. When Ronnieï¿ 1/2(TM)s mother dies, strange things begin to happen to him. Most of Ronnieï¿ 1/2(TM)s time in India is spent investigating a series of mysteriously similar murders. I usually donï¿ 1/2(TM)t like horror films, but this one was really good. Most horror films scare me; however, I found this film less scary and more interesting. Highly recommend! See more

Ron R Feb 20, 2019 I had the exact same reaction to Darkness Visible as I did The Sixth Sense; Upon my first screening, the ending was a total shock to me. After the second, I felt so pathetic that I didnï¿ 1/2(TM)t see it sooner. That level of filmmaking is absolutely brilliant. It takes an incredible amount of skill for a director to foreshadow an event so blatantly yet so indescretely that a second watch is necessary. Director/Writer Neil Biswas clearly has the chops to be on the same playing field as the great M. Night Shyamalan, and he should receive an equal amount of praise after crafting a film with this level of intricacy. See more

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