Dark Waters
Directed by Mariano Baino
When a young Englishwoman attempts to discover her mysterious connection to a remote island convent, she will unlock an unholy communion of torment, blasphemy and graphic demonic depravity.
A young Englishwoman attempts to discover her mysterious connection to a remote island convent.
Cast: Louise Salter, Venera Simmons, Mariya Kapnist
Member Reviews
Largely indecipherable. It isn’t until 30 minutes in that you even figure out what is possibly going on. Sound is awful as previously mentioned. Disappointing.
awful movie with terrible sound quality. the movie people constantly mumble and then it randomly gets loud. theres a point in the movie where someone is passing away and they say a characters name for about 4 minutes straight. not to mention the constant baby cries and singing its all very annoying.
poor pacing, Audio is just insanely bad quality. concept is there, might make for a good update. it says it came out in '92 but it feels more like '72.
Sits perfectly among THE SENTINEL, ALUCARDA, and DAGON, this atmospheric gem hits all the right notes. It’s one of those rare films that wears its influences on its sleeve yet manages to do its own thing. Excellent.
A nice piece of trippy Lovecraftian cinema!