The Darkness, Rage and the Fury

I like low budget independent horror films - always looking for the next cult classic. So, I had to watch this movie with my girlfriend because she is deathly scared of going to our storage building alone..she's chicken.

The movie is a gritty independent low budget film that is very creative...my girlfriend was scared more than I was, but I was entertained.

It drops you inside a storage building with people in there for different reasons. It had a lot of good moments, and I've seen many low budget films that are horrible - this is not the case.

Good acting, music, sound effects, NICE twist at end. Worth the rental.

Considering the budget, there are a lot of horror films out there at 4 to 10 times this budget that just never hold your attention. Well put together and I really enjoyed watching it unfold!! There are a number of subplots going on within the story, and the Director tied those up nicely, kept me hanging on with just glimpses of the creature, I wanted to see more! I enjoyed the actors, good camera work and felt the film was edited quite well. Would highly recommend that it would be time well spent watching it!! My wife is not a horror film person and at first did not want to watch it, but said after the show that she quite enjoyed it and felt that she might have trouble sleeping that night, so with that said the film did make your squirm in your seat. Well done!!

This movie Sucked! The creature did the best acting! Every single actor portrayed their characters horribly! Especially, that Charlie Sheen wannabe dude with a man bun, Robbie Damon! Save yourself the time from watching this POS of a low budget "F" flick... you're gonna wish you had used the time you lost watching this crap for something more worthy.. like watching paint dry!

It's hard to overstate how gut-wrenchingly incompetent this film is. It looks like the final project of a student at an unaccredited film school. Specifically, a student who sat dozing in the back of the classroom while zonked out on cough syrup.

The film is about a demon haunted storage facility. The story lines of three groups of characters exploring the place are not so much intertwined as put in a bucket and mashed together with a toilet plunger, creating a confusing mess whose only positive outcome is to obscure the film's insipid plot. As the victims are picked off by the POV monster (fortunately never seen) we're treated to endless repeats of the last scene of "Rec", which might make for an interesting drinking game, but only if Thorazine were used instead of alcohol.

The main group of characters appear to be three hapless college age kids (Stringy Hair, Mr. Eyebrows and The Girl) who go on a treasure hunt in the aforementioned storage building. Their story is inter-cut with the two other groups, a widower and his dude-bro friend and a pair of women who (bewilderingly) resemble a young Melissa Etheridge and Cher. All three groups wander through poorly titled scenes edited by an old copy of Windows Movie Maker until the POV monster shows up to end their misery.

All-in-all, this is the kind of movie I would have made if I'd been a 16 year old death-metal fan with a serious head wound. Maybe the guys at Rifftrax could do something with it, but I doubt that even they could make this train wreck entertaining.

While not the best or thought provoking movie. It is something to watch if you just looking for a thoughtless scary movie. I like to watch this kind of thing while I crochet.