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DarkPlace

20071h 34mPhilip Adrian Booth
IMDb 2.9

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"Face Your Demons"

A hillbilly giant and the local preacher exorcise their ritual of dark cleansing by locking you up inside an ancient box forcing you to face your inner demons. But when a 10 year old boy is locked up inside, his darkest fears sets loose an inferno of relentless evil.

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What is DarkPlace (2007) about?

A hillbilly giant and the local preacher exorcise their ritual of dark cleansing by locking you up inside an ancient box forcing you to face your inner demons. But when a 10 year old boy is locked up inside, his darkest fears sets loose an inferno of relentless evil.

Who stars in DarkPlace?

DarkPlace stars Katherine Boecher (Ginny May (as Pippi)), Timothy Lee DePriest (Ian), Matthew McGrory (Hort Willows), Benjamin Bryan (Young Ian), Lisa Dalton (Ma Williows). The film was directed by Philip Adrian Booth.

How long is DarkPlace?

DarkPlace has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2007.

Is DarkPlace worth watching?

DarkPlace holds an IMDb rating of 2.9/10. Fans of Thriller, Horror are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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