In Tenebras: Into the Darkness

The opening scene of Tenebras starts with a slow drone descent onto a hostage situation in the Bay of Gibraltar. The action succeeding that is beautifully shot !

The tunnel section of the film is far too lengthy but the historical premise is an excellent one Josh Wickham is good as is Michael Pare but the rest of the acting is wooden unfortunately

Great effort on the part of the director to achieve this level of production

I look forward to the sequel.

Tenebras: Into the Darkness is a gripping blend of adventure and suspense, offering breathtaking landscapes and a plot as intricate as the ancient curse at its center. The story follows siblings on a perilous quest for unclaimed wealth tied to their heritage, only to uncover a far greater threat: the long-buried and sinister plague known as Tenebras.

With its stunning cinematography-from navigating a speedboat with razor-sharp precision, weaving through hazards at blistering speeds. Where with each turn the roar of the engine harmonized with the spray of water, dancing on the edge of chaos, balancing sheer adrenaline with masterful control. To exploring eerie ruins that lay shrouded in darkness, with jagged edges, and crumbling walls casting ominous shadows across the cavern. Every step felt uncertain, the ground uneven and riddled with hidden crevices. It was a place where time stood still, and every corner threatened to unveil something sinister and unseen. With a cast that brings emotional depth to their roles, the film balances heart-pounding action with poignant family dynamics. The complex, layered narrative keeps you guessing, and just when you think you have it figured out, it throws a curveball.

As the first in what promises to be an epic saga, Tenebras: Into the Darkness ends with a tantalizing cliffhanger, leaving audiences eager for the sequel. It's a thrilling, thought-provoking journey into both the beauty and danger of the unknown.

Well done!

This movie is absolutely amazing. If you love thriller films, this one will take you to great heights wanting more.

The characters are great, the cinematography is so great. The locations are amazing. You will be amazed with the quality of this movie.

I urge everyone who's on the fence, give this film a chance. Everyone looking for thrillers to watch, give this movie a chance. You'll be surprised how good and how well done it is. The directions of the story , you can absolutely tell this is an experienced director. He is great with telling suspense films and one that will keep you wanting more.

Active independent producer, Martin Nuza, wrote, shot, and directed In Tenebras: Into the Darkness and the film is out this week via Gravitas Ventures! Viewers can count on an exquisitely shot thriller featuring beautiful location shooting in Gibraltar! The film goes from wide-open vistas to claustrophobic tension in a quest story for a lost treasure or a key in Gibraltar's tunnels. Once in the tunnel, the film's cast is challenged to stay alive in spite of their military training.

Nuza's film also stars the-always good, Michael Paré and Costas Mandylor! There are also fine performances by Johan Wickholm, Tayah Kansik, and Franky Lankester.

From reading the title of this film (In Tenebras: Into the Darkness), one would tend the think that the movie would be a serious drama. Factor in the historical setting of World War II, Germany (i.e. Nazi atrocities), and suggestions of carrying out a "sinister agenda" at whatever price. Those themes would lead one to believe that this would be a significant, serious, and important historical film. It was none of those things.

In fact, after watching this movie, I can say with all honesty: What a God awful movie.

I can't believe there was a production company anywhere on the planet that would want be within two feet of this monstrosity. This movie is a carbuncle on the landscape of cinema.

The actors are ninth grade class play caliber, at best. The screenplay was laughably unintelligent.

I DO NOT recommend this movie to ANYONE.

Horrible. Horrible. Horrible. Horrible.