Dark Hearts

Smart themes, great storyline and just enough of that edge of your seat horror to whip your imagination into an adrenaline filled scare. Absolutely the best. I am Hooked! The use of chapters and social media outside of the app pulls you in - you can't help but check to see if there is a new chapter waiting for you! The music is subtly creepy and only adds to the overall mood. For horror fans, this will not disappoint you. The acting is excellent and the way the story is filmed is innovative and it pulls you in! This is one of the coolest uses of social media and film making since the Blair Witch efforts using story lines outside of the movie- even better this one doesn't make you sick from camera movement! Thank you to the HM team and the DH team that brought us such a great horror film and countless hours of entertainment.

When an episode of Dark Hearts drops, randomly appears as available for your watching, be prepared to drops all obligations and commitments for the rest of your day/night because you will be glued to your iPad (or iPhone) trying to rescue Melissa Strouge from Limp-Pimp, Aunty Pale Girl, The Broccoli Stalker, the Mutant Sugar Beet, the Evil Dr. Carroway (is she a real doctor?) and The Busch-Man (the nut never falls far from the Busch). Neal Edelstein and Hooked Digital Media have put new twists on an old genre that will keep you up late at night and checking, frequently, under the bed while, unexplainably, becoming highly suspect of any and all ORANGE objects in your environment.

I have been hooked on Haunting Melissa from the beginning & let me tell you that it's one of the most scariest, terrifying app you'll ever come across...& now the release of Dark Hearts, even better...for those who are starting to watch this app, please download first the Haunting Melissa app first before watching Dark Hearts as you'll need to know what's going on...so there's no confusion...when watching chapters for both HM & DH, make sure you re watch the same chapter again and again as there may be some changes to it...this is called a 'Dynamic Story Element' (DSE)...when you come across this change, take a snapshot of it, share it on Facebook or Twitter using the hashtag #HMDH #hauntingmelissa & start up your discussion/comments/theories with people... And see what everyone is thinking....helping each other in figuring out what's going on..one thing I'll say is please be patient with the chapters...sometimes they'll take a while to unlock but trust me when I say that the chapter will unlock when you least expect it...in DH, chapters 1-8 are short but from 9 onwards they will get longer....there are 25 chapters in total...hope you all enjoy this experience....Get ready, Dark Hearts is coming for you....happy hauntings 😱👻🙊🙉🙈

I didn't expect much from this, I'm honestly not a sequel person. The fact I can now stream it was my deal breaker and I figured I'd watch the 8 short freebie scions to make up my mind.

By the time I was done my credit card was out to pay for the season pass. I am not disappointed. It appears the budget is a bit larger as there are more extras in scenes (the mental hospital comes to mind).

Yes, the delivery method will make you wait in anticipation for each next chapter. Never fear! If you re watch earlier chapters small things have changed.and there is also a bulletin board to discuss each session.

I'm picky about my horror films, this is a keeper.

The story is good, slow at times but does keep you "hooked" My problem is with the delivery method. You have to wait for the next episode, in general 24 hours. Ummmmm, I gave you money, could you loosen up a bit. They say for the suspense, yeah, don't need that.

Second, how much money do I have to give you? I've already given you 10 bucks. One of the heads, I think his name is Neal, said if they can get the funding there will be a third installment so share it!! Well it seems you've already filmed the whole thing, how many more installments left. Is this the new micro-purchase we can expect from the film industry? Really, I don't want to shell out 30 bucks to watch a movie on my phone.

In a way I find this very deceptive.

Story is an 8/10, the micro-transactions 3/10.