[Review] Darken (Blood in the Snow, 2017): Its Ambitious Script's Reach Exceeds Its Grasp - by Doc Rotten episode artwork

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[Review] Darken (Blood in the Snow, 2017): Its Ambitious Script's Reach Exceeds Its Grasp - by Doc Rotten

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Gruesome's coverage of Blood in the Snow Film Festival continues with a fantasy, sci-fi thriller Darken (2017). Audrey Cummings directs from a script by RJ Lackie with a cast lead by Olunike Adeliyi, Paul Amos, and Rob Archer. In the story, Eve steps through a door into an alternate world where the denizens worship a woman named Mother Darken who hasn't been seen in many years. In her absence, Clarity rules with an iron fist. The film grows in interest as the mystery begins to unfold but the ambitious film's reach exceeds its grasp. The scope of the film feels better suited for an episodic television show than a single movie.

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