Our bizarre experiences with the forest behind our house eventually forced us to move out. Upon entering, this patient said, “there’s a creepy man in my room with no face you need to get him out.” Once again returning to their desk terrified, the care specialist asked that a nurse stay with them for the rest of their shift. Ten minutes later, another resident’s bell rang on the opposite end of the floor. Shaken, they assured the resident they had done so and returned to their desk. When the user entered the room, the patient asked that they remove the dark figure without a face that was hiding in her bathroom. One night a resident’s bell rang at 2:59 am. User u/Badmamajama080818 posted about their time working night shifts in a long-term care home on the subreddit r/Ghoststories. The second about what is on the other side.Photo by Anastasia Nelen on Unsplash This made me stop working the night shift. While some of the camera work takes on the style (up close face shots, shaky cameras) it is far more watchable & enjoyable.Ī slow-burn of a movie, the first half all about characters & getting into the cave.
LIVING DARK MOVIE REDDIT MOVIE
This is a movie that you would expect to be a found-footage horror but thankfully it isn’t.
It builds towards a thrilling finale that doesn’t spell out exactly what is going on but gives enough for you to be happy. Often over minor things makes each small event feel way worse than it actually is. The brother’s reactions to these events, their fear & desperation to get out of the cave. However, that niggling feeling of what might have caused the rock slide won’t go away. It’s something that can be easily explained away. For example, during the dig they hear what sounds like a rock slide & the wind on the other side stops. Its scares are subtle, small things that chill. This is still a horror movie & a tension built one too. Their relationship makes it such a watchable movie but it’s not the only thing going on. Their conflict is believable & as brothers their annoyances with each other & deep love shines through. Backstory is kept minimal with dialogue & reactions dropped in where necessary to cement the issues that exist between the two. Early on the movie allows the characters to breathe. With a small cast, the two leads Ted & Brad (Matthew Alan) are front & centre for most of the film & the pair excel. Living Dark is a tense & character driven story that pays off its build with a shocking finale that leaves you with plenty of questions but still satisfies. They decide they are going to get through the hole & into the hidden cave but what awaits them on the other side is something neither could ever have expected. The two brothers realise that on the other side of this hole is a virgin cave, a cave that may never have been explored. A hole in the cave wall & from this hole a strong wind is blowing.
At the back of the cave they find a chair that is facing a small hole. That’s not what really gets their attention though.
Inside they find that it has been used regularly by their father but he never mentioned to them. He uncovers the rest of the wood to discover a hidden cave.Įxcited at this potential find the brothers decide to explore the cave. A plank that appears to have been hidden under the dirt. They bury their dad on his land & while walking away the older of two, Ted (Chris Cleveland) trips over a piece of wood. The reasons are revealed as the movie goes on. Two brothers have reunited to bury their father having gone their separate ways years before. Idiotic title aside, Living Dark is an interesting & compelling watch that combines great characters with mysterious & horrific events.
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