Jeepers Creepers director Victor Salva teams with Saw icon Tobin Bell to bring a new form of terror to horror fans.

Taking Jeepers Creepers’ atmosphere of near-constant shocks and surprises, and placing Saw star Bell’s intense presence / gravel-voiced threat right in the middle of them results in an unforgettable experience for horror fans.

Tobin Bell (Saw)
Luke Kleintank (Pretty Little Liars, Bones)
Alex McKenna (What Women Want, Joey)
Zack Ward (Transformers, Resident Evil: Apocalypse)

Jeepers Creepers director Victor Salva returns to the realm of horror with this tale of a haunted psychic who seeks the truth about his origins, but finds only terror while visiting the mysterious house that he's dreamt of since childhood. The moment Nick Di Santo (Luke Kleintank) lays his hands on you he sees exactly how you will die. Although some may call it a gift, Nick considers it more of a curse. When Nick turns 23, he receives an invitation to visit his mother (Lesley-Anne Down) in the mental asylum where she has lived for as long as he can remember. All of these years, Nick was led to believe that his biological father was dead.

Now Nick's mother claims that not only is he still alive, but that he also may possess the secret of Nick's otherworldly power. Later, Nick convinces his girlfriend Eve (Alex McKenna) and their best friend Ryan (Anthony Rey Perez) to take a road trip into the country, and before long the trio is standing in front of the house that Nick thought only existed only in his imagination. Not only that, but it's occupied by a malevolent, axe-wielding stranger (Saw's Tobin Bell), who will soon plunge the young clairvoyant into.

Fast-paced, thrilling and full of surprises, Dark House contains enough shocking twists to end 15 M. Night Shyamalan movies. With Tobin Bell at his gravel-throated best, accompanying some of the most original monsters we’ve seen in ages, this is a rare treat for horror geeks. Salva returns to the horror genre that made his name, and, as with Jeepers Creepers before it, you won’t know what’s coming next as Dark House builds to its very own shocking conclusion.

“Dark House is one nutty horror movie, but what's crazier still is how well it works.” Village Voice

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