A Darker Reality (2008)

A Darker Reality: Directed by Chris Kazmier. With Daniel Baldwin, James C. Burns, Sunny Doench, Alisha Seaton. A group of women find themselves captive to a depraved psychopath whose blood-lust and insanity knows no bounds. Time is running out as Ghost’s sick experiments begin to leave the girls tortured beyond recognition.

“Having sat through such horror offerings as August Underground, A Serbian Film, all the Vomit Gore movies, the recent American Guinea Pig, Subconscious Cruelty, Melancholie Der Engel etc I guess you could say Iu0026#39;m at the pinnacle of ultimate horror experience. It doesnu0026#39;t really go above those movies unless you want to venture into real footage of humanities follies and Darker Reality just isnu0026#39;t up there with the big boys. That said, its surprisingly decent. The cop scenes are very pedestrian as a few others have said, but the victim and antagonist scenes are quite effective. The acting is easily an 8 on the 10 scale. I donu0026#39;t know what it is about those Baldwin brothers but all of them disgust me a little bit, their big fat faces and clunky look, so having one of them in here helped the plot for me, Daniel Baldwin is pretty good in this. A lot of the film actually doesnu0026#39;t show any physical body harm at all, most scenes are after the fact, or relayed via other means, but there are many shots of chained up women in a very distressed state and i really liked how they had the females adapt to their situation trying to stop each other screaming or doing anything that would bring the killer back into the room they were incarcerated in. As a whole, the film works pretty well, and I can see how for many here it was too much, but for those into the more extreme horror or those that enjoyed films like The Seasoning House, youu0026#39;ll probably love this. Grim, disturbing, and a little bit nasty. Ooh yeah! :-)”