Classic-Horror.com concludes with this:
It could easily be said that there is something in Dark Waters for everyone. However, in order to enjoy it, it really needs to be taken as a whole – the dizzying story embraced and experienced. If you’re willing to enter that kind of mindset, that kind of half-fantasy world, Dark Waters has the potential to be understood not only as a creepy religious horror, but as a fine addition to Lovecraftian filmmaking.Empire Online describes it as "atmospheric, if plot-light".
Interesting. There's a new movie coming out in Nov. with the same title starring Mark Ruffalo (The Hulk). A corporate attorney sides with a farmer to sue DuPont for poisoning the water. Now that's scary!
ReplyDeleteI should change the title of this post to include the date. We don't wanna get our horror movies confused lol
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ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for atmosphere :)
DeleteThis Sounds chilling, thanks! Valerie
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see the word "atmosphere" in a description or review I know chances are I'll like it :)
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