Darkness Is Coming

About This Movie

Darkness Is Coming is one of those films that really plays with the viewer's perception. Terry, the protagonist, is this seemingly friendly former pastor, but the tension builds as you realize there's something off about him. The pacing is deliberate, allowing a sense of dread to seep in slowly. The atmosphere is thick with unease—a lonely road, a flickering streetlight, and Terry's ambiguous intentions really set the stage for a gripping psychological horror. The performances, especially from the lead, are raw and unsettling, enhancing the film's tension. Practical effects are minimal but effective, elevating the sense of realism and making the horror hit home. It's a film that lingers and makes you question the nature of trust.

Explores themes of trust and deceptionAtmospheric tension builds throughoutStrong character study of a conflicted protagonist