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Aug 22, 2022 39 min

Alone In The Dark (2005)

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Coming back to start off Season 2 with a brand-new format and style, we decided to go in full depth on Alone in the Dark. Where better to start than the absolute bottom with a movie that is constantly referred to as one of the worst films ever made on the big screen. We will tell you all the important details you never needed to know and go in depth about the reasons this film deserves the 1% rotten tomatoes score it holds today. Let us know what you think about this episode by dropping us a line! Email: [email protected] Twitter: @UCwithJandJ Storyline according to IMDB "Edward Carnby, detective of the paranormal, unexplained and supernatural, investigates a mystery (the recent death of a friend) with clues leading to "Shadow Island" that brings him face to face with bizarre horrors that prove both psychologically disturbing and lethal, as he discovers that evil demons worshiped by an ancient culture called the Abskani are planning on coming back to life in the 21st century to once again take over the world... and only he and a young genius anthropologist with an incredible memory (and his ex-girlfriend), Aline Cedrac, stand in their way, at a gateway to hell. Standing in Carnby's way, however, is the impact that a brief encounter with an evil spirit called the Queen had upon his mind, as he slowly finds himself overpowered by the forces of darkness as they eat away at his very sanity..."

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