From master of British horror, Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers, The Descent) comes the terrifying and blood-curdling Dark Signal. Part slasher, part ghost story, Dark Signal creates spine-tingling atmosphere, shocking moments of brutality and jump-out-of-your-seat scares. It’s sure to make the staunchest of skeptics sleep with the lights on…

Starring
Siwan Morris (TV’s Doctor Who, TV’s Wolfblood),
Gareth David-Lloyd (I Am Alone, TV’s Torchwood)
Joanna Ignaczewska (The Scopia Effect, Phometrica)
James Cosmo (TV’s Game of Thrones, Braveheart, Trainspotting)

Director
Edward Evers-Swindell (feature film debut)

Producer
Neil Marshall (Dog Soldiers, The Descent)

Deep in the heart of the isolated Welsh valleys, an eerie hush spreads throughout the deserted wilds. Stranded and terrified, single mother, Kate (Joanna Ignaczewska), finds herself entangled in an ill-thought-out plan: a midnight robbery about to take a dangerous turn.

On lookout for her boyfriend, and left trembling in the middle of a secluded forest, she quickly realises she is not alone. With her is the vengeful spirit of a murdered girl…

Meanwhile, across the valley at a local radio station, Ben (Gareth David-Lloyd) and Laurie (Siwan Morris) are midway through their last ever radio show. With the arrival of medium, Carla, and filled with determination to go out with a bang, Laurie and Ben are about to get much more than they bargained for.

Patching together fragments of ghostly sounds, they begin to unravel the clues to a frightening crime before doing do the unthinkable… making contact with the dead.

From its brutal opening scene, you know Dark Signal has the power to get under the skin and deliver nerve-jangling shocks. It’s an exciting debut from director Edward Evers-Swindell, who, along with the experience of homegrown horror maestro Neil Marshall, has created something truly terrifying with a distinct British charm.

Set deep in the Welsh Valleys, Dark Signal belongs to a long tradition of rural horror, using its location to create an unnerving sense of dread and isolation.

From there, it packs in so much that no genre fan will be left disappointed – from visceral, bone-crunching horror to flesh-creeping supernatural scares. All leading to a shock twist ending that you’ll never see coming.

Get ready to become a believer with one of the year’s best British horrors!

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Dark Signal will be available digitally on iTunes, Google, Amazon, PlayStation and B+K on Sky Store.