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Dark Walker

  • Video
  • 2003
  • R
  • 1h 21m
IMDb RATING
3.2/10
481
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Dark Walker (2003)
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Darkwalker centers around a haunted house amusement park near Fresno, Californa called Hobb's Grove (yes, it's a real place), where a group of teenagers get Halloween jobs working there. Wha... Read allDarkwalker centers around a haunted house amusement park near Fresno, Californa called Hobb's Grove (yes, it's a real place), where a group of teenagers get Halloween jobs working there. What they don't know is the land the attraction was built on has a bloody history. They soon ... Read allDarkwalker centers around a haunted house amusement park near Fresno, Californa called Hobb's Grove (yes, it's a real place), where a group of teenagers get Halloween jobs working there. What they don't know is the land the attraction was built on has a bloody history. They soon realize they are in for more than just a Halloween job, when one by one they start dying o... Read all

  • Director
    • Danny Draven
  • Writers
    • Chuck Williams
    • Dan Jacobs
  • Stars
    • Kathleen Taylor
    • Michael Sage
    • David DeWitt
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  • IMDb RATING
    3.2/10
    481
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Danny Draven
    • Writers
      • Chuck Williams
      • Dan Jacobs
    • Stars
      • Kathleen Taylor
      • Michael Sage
      • David DeWitt
    • 20User reviews
    • 7Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Kathleen Taylor
    • Maggie Laughlin
    • (as Kathleen Susan Taylor)
    Michael Sage
    • Josh Brighton
    David DeWitt
    • Robert Magee
    Brenda Matthews
    • Nancy Magee
    Rick Irvin
    Rick Irvin
    • B.J.
    Emily VanSonnenberg
    • Carrion
    • (as Emily vanSonnenberg)
    Clive Hawkins
    Clive Hawkins
    • Reef
    Jill Small
    Jill Small
    • Stephanie
    Ali Taylor
    • Rhonda
    Brad Potts
    • Sheriff Gillis
    Ivan Glenn Hill
    • Caretaker
    James Inch
    • Gus Watts
    Chris Giese
    • Deputy
    Jeff Meleski
    • Mark
    Lamb Gaede
    • Creepy Twin
    Lynx Gaede
    • Creepy Twin
    Ronald Dean Blackwell
    • Jed Hobb
    April Gaede
    • Mrs. Hobb
    • Director
      • Danny Draven
    • Writers
      • Chuck Williams
      • Dan Jacobs
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    5terrible2

    Dumb... Yes. Fun... Absolutely!

    I purchased the DVD from the $1.99 bin at my local video store. I certainly wasn't expecting much, but for $1.99 who cares... I was surprised by the cinematography quality of the film right off the bat, as I've seen much worse from bigger budgets. Director Danny Draven seems to have an eye for details, although the story lacks any real originality. I found the DVD packaged well, with plenty of bonus options and behind the scenes footage. The acting was harsh, but given the script that they had to work with, they did the best they could. I watched it with my daughter, we both had fun and laughed a lot. I'd like to see what Draven could do with a real screenplay, until then, just relax and have fun with it.
    mauchline2008

    Seen A Lot Worse

    I read your other reviews and bought this film with a little trepidation. The film concerns 8 teens being stalked and killed by a creature because the have opened a horror house on some sacred ground (Ithink the plot really does not make that clear). The killing are a little lack lustre and could have used a little bit more atmosphere but all in all it gets the job done. For those who care there is no nudity in this film at all (Male or Female)and the gore is very minimal so if either of these is your thing Avoid. If like me you are just looking for a fun/creepy way to pass 90 mins then you could do a lot worse. The ending is a little strange though and I felt it let the film down a little.
    Shady666

    A dumb low budget horror movie...

    I'm sure the budget was very low, but this was a waste of film. The photography is awful and the actors are worse. The story is very weak and it lacks rhythm. The sex scenes which are necessary in a "good" low budget horror movie are completely missing. It could have been much MUCH better made...
    1galensaysyes

    Dumb

    Think the title is "Darkwalker" (one word), and was "Hobbs Grove: the Movie." It's not worth seeing under any title. Non-acting actors (but the male romantic lead and the woman who plays one of the owners aren't bad); silly demon suit (you can see the head of the guy inside through his mask); boring, nitwit script (including a training speech for the employees at the park); no sense to it anywhere (why is the demon killing people, and why only people who work at the park?); funny commentary by the producer and the director, as if they had made "The Godfather" ("we were so lucky to get this cast"; "this is a beautiful-looking film").

    Only reason for this review is to plug Hobbs Grove, the setting of the movie, which has the best haunted house (and the best haunted wood) I've ever been to, and I've been to a few. It looks tacky in the film, as those things always do, but seen in person it's scary and imaginative and atmospheric. Skip "HG: the Movie," but if you're in California around Halloween, check out "HG: the Cool Spook House."
    jamesbourke50

    Something's gotta give here!

    Remember the glory days of B Cinema, the artwork for the movie was outrageous and colourful, fantastic ad campaigns pre sold the movie, and ofcourse it didn't hurt at all at the time, if your name was Andy Milligan, Al Adamson or even the grandfather of gore himself H.G Lewis, Alas however names such as these have long gone, either onto pastures new(i.e H.G Lewis)or past beyond.

    Such flights of fancy are still maintained today, as when first viewed when you look at the cover for the latest slice of straight to video terror not only directed By Danny Draven, but upon looking through the list of credits, to note, but he also co-edited, was also the Dp and he also worked on the sound.

    May one suggest that if he ever decides to forsake the art of Film-Making, perhaps he could pick up a trade more meaningful in life, say perhaps, maybe an optometrist, as yet again, i believe, he has found himself involved in another assault on the human senses with such a boring excuse for a horror movie.

    I don't think it helps as the movie was shot on Digital video, but for the love of all that's unholy, i'm not to bothered if the characters paraded on the screen encompase the A to Z of Blonde bimbo's, Bill & Ted Stoners or hell even a Marilyn Manson Groupie Wannabe, but please allow the poor viewer some crumb of comfort, with something enjoyable to watch.

    Anyway as it stands. It's Halloween at Hobbs Grove, a dying town is about to get the kick start it needs, with the arrival of haunted fairground amusement park, Several Jobs are up for Grabs, so we see the various auditions for the girl school screamers required, and once assembled they are given the low down, except that is for the little known fact the Haunted House Of Horrors was built on Sacred Ground.

    An Intriguing idea indeed, Ably handled yes, even the gusto shown by the producer Chuck Williams hiding under the DarkWalker Costume should be applauded, however as this was a Chuck Williams production, that theory is always there, that he donned the costume to keep a close eye on the production, too bad it wasn't close enough, that even he couldn't smell that this turkey was looking slightly undercooked.

    As ever with these films, if you thought you'd seen anything, apart from the non-existing ending, stick around just after the film finishes, just before the credits, we are threatened with the notion that DarkWalker 2 is just around the corner.

    Just the mere thought, sends a shiver down my spine and that's all the horror i can take...

    Ps. Some fools have all the luck, as ever the sucker, i bought the movie based upon the cover alone, i had high hopes, as i'm sure the producers did too, and as long as we are, for we i mean me is fool enough to buy into such disappointments, they will always be made.

    Pps. Lets here it for the glory days! Because Something's gotta give!

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    • Trivia
      Most of the extras and some of the minor characters in the film are present or past employees of the real Hobbs Grove
    • Quotes

      B.J.: Is Carrion your real name?

      Carrion: It means dead meat... Like you play with every night!

    • Connections
      Edited into Deadtime Tales (2018)

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    • Release date
      • May 20, 2003 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Noche de Halloween
    • Filming locations
      • Sanger, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Chuck Williams Productions
      • Darkwave Films
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    • Budget
      • $15,000 (estimated)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 21m(81 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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