"Murder in the Dark" is a film about some vacationing friends descending upon a ruin of some sort. During their first overnight stay, they all get a little smashed and decide to play a game called "Murder in the Dark." What's starts off as innocuous fun turns very deadly.
I ask anyone who watches this film to be sure to watch until the end. Much is revealed with interviews from the directors, producers, and the actors themselves. The viewer will find out that this "movie" was actually more a play than a film because the actors were NEVER allowed access to the script--if there WAS one. This was an experiment by the directors to allow the actors the chance to make their own movie. The majority of dialogue was improvisation, which amazed me. The dialogue of the cast actually determined who would live and who would die. Perhaps that's why this installment seemed a little fresher than most. I will not give away any further plot points, but I will say an accidental photo reveals what is happening to the cast.
The movie is rated "R" for violence and language.
I ask anyone who watches this film to be sure to watch until the end. Much is revealed with interviews from the directors, producers, and the actors themselves. The viewer will find out that this "movie" was actually more a play than a film because the actors were NEVER allowed access to the script--if there WAS one. This was an experiment by the directors to allow the actors the chance to make their own movie. The majority of dialogue was improvisation, which amazed me. The dialogue of the cast actually determined who would live and who would die. Perhaps that's why this installment seemed a little fresher than most. I will not give away any further plot points, but I will say an accidental photo reveals what is happening to the cast.
The movie is rated "R" for violence and language.