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Darkness Visible offers viewers the unique opportunity of experiencing a horror film in a rather exotic setting. The backdrop of bustling streets in India and intricate city streetways compliment the films fast-paced nature, as you follow main character Ronnie in his pursuit of the truth about his mother's murder. The many plot twists throughout the film do not deter, but rather capture the audience's attention, encouraging them to formulate their own conclusions and theories about what is going on. Director Neil Biswas employs rather dark and graphic visuals to convey an overwhelming sense of darkness, as the movie title implies, and suspense, throughout the film. This unique depiction of the classic "supernatural murder mystery" shows promise for the future of the horror genre and Biswas's talents, distinguishing himself and his movie in a category of film that appears to be oversaturated.

The movie is interesting, the script is good but the main male actor seems a bit weak in his acting ..and the climax could have been better..but can be watched as a one time movie

Darkness Visible was a good movie, but it took a few days of coming back to it because it went very slow. The storyline, acting, location/set were all good. As for the story, I wouldn't say this is a knock off, but it reminded me of Angel Heart.

A supernatural horror movie with a good story, visual quality and interesting ending. Do watch it till the end where everything will be revealed.

Good horror film where things started to come to "light" closer to the end of the movie. I wanted to scream at the screen: Ronnie, go back to London! Ronnie, don't go down that dark alley!! Don't read or hear any spoiler alerts before watching.