Jeff Burr, known for his slasher sequels (PUMPKINHEAD 2, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 3), ventures into new terrain with STRAIGHT INTO DARKNESS, a genre-bending and macabre tale set during WWII. Two Allied soldiers, the philosophical Losey (Ryan Francis) and psychotic Deming (Scott McDonald), are en route to a court marshal for a .. Read more
| Starring | Ryan Francis, Scott MacDonald |
|---|---|
| Director | Jeff Burr |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Drama |
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Jeff Burr, known for his slasher sequels (PUMPKINHEAD 2, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 3), ventures into new terrain with STRAIGHT INTO DARKNESS, a genre-bending and macabre tale set during WWII. Two Allied soldiers, the philosophical Losey (Ryan Francis) and psychotic Deming (Scott McDonald), are en route to a court marshal for a heinous war crime when an exploding mine allows them to escape into the desolate no-man's-land. Here they encounter a cannibal priest and eventually stumble on a bizarre fortress of amputees and freaks who have been trained to protect themselves from the outside world. This surreal and twisted film, half art-house and half exploitation, shows glimpses of Terrance Malick's visual poetry and relies heavily on the mad genius of Tod Browning's FREAKS. After two decades of toiling in the horror-film factory, Jeff Burr has finally been able to express his dark and ingenious vision.
| Starring | Ryan Francis, Scott MacDonald |
|---|---|
| Director | Jeff Burr |
| Studio | BLACKHORSE ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 31 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Drama |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 27 Nov 2006 Production year: 2005 |
| Format | DVD |
Quite possibly the best World War II Film ever released sitting on your video store shelves. And Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks had nothing to do with it.
MANAGED TO WATCH THE FIRST 15 MINUTES THEN FAST FORWARD AND SENT IT BACK,NO STORY LINE AND PATHETIC ACTING.DONT WASTE YOUR TIME
Not exactly what it says on the tin but watchable enough, although the wife did fall asleep before the end it was right enough