Upon seeing its form and movement, Horror fans will instantly recognize the same characteristics as Nosferatu. First is the Vampire’s appearance, not that it is ever fully shown in light. Still of From the Darkįrom the Dark has several elements that makes for an unsettling environment.
From this point on, their survival depends on staying in the light and outsmarting the creature of the dark. As a struggle ensues, Sarah inadvertently discovers that the creature will not go into light and uses a lamp to get them both to temporary safety, but not before Mark’s leg is critically injured by the monster’s claw. Unfortunately for the couple, the original monster is still lurking about and begins to hunt them, so they frantically return to the house. Once back inside, the farmer savagely attacks and forces them to flee. When he finds the man bleeding inside, Mark goes back to get Sarah and they both proceed to the house. Of course, this is the particular house Mark goes to for help. The man is able to get away, but has a nasty bite. As the sun is setting and the man begins finishing the burial, the creature springs to life and attacks. Its hands are tied and there is a wooden stake next to the body. During this time, an older man (Gerry O’Brien: Game of Thrones 2011, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest 2006) at a local farmhouse is burying an unrecognizable creature. Mark makes the decision to look for help while Sarah stays with the car. The road he chooses ends up covered in deep mud and their car inevitably gets stuck. Due to the remote area they are traveling through, Sarah’s GPS loses signal, which leaves Mark to use his best judgement. Still of From The DarkĬouple Sarah (Niamh Algar: The Savage Eye 2014, Trampoline 2014) and Mark (Stephen Cromwell: Play Next Door 2014, Golgotha 2012) are driving to a vacation spot in the Irish countryside. Now, director Conor McMahon (Stitches 2012, Dead Meat 2004) is following suit with From the Dark, an Irish Vampire flick that is unlike other films he has directed. In 1994, Irish director Neil Jordan brought Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire to life on screen. Irishman Bram Stoker introduced the world to Count Dracula, the most famous Vampire of all time. For over a century, Irish filmmakers and authors have contributed substantially to the Horror genre, specifically Vampires.
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