Sinopsis(1)
Daniel Austin (Keir Gilchrist) un chico de 17 años obtiene arresto domiciliario durante todo el verano por su obsesión de acosar a su compañera y amor platónico, Mona Wilson. Completamente incomunicado, Daniel debe pasar todo el verano sólo mientras su mamá está de viaje de negocios. Daniel logra colgarse del wifi de su vecino y se pone al tanto de sus amigos y Mona. Nunca se imagina lo que ella provoca que deja como horripilante consecuencia una extraña presencia en su casa. (Corazón Films)
(más)Reseñas (3)
I almost no longer remember Paul Solet’s début, Grace, and I feel it won’t take long for Dark Summer to follow the same fate. That said, I’m actually rather satisfied with it. It’s a small, forgettable genre film, but it fascinated me in a certain way, it has a weird type of darkness. We don’t get to know much about the characters, the reason for their behaviour gets lost in the dark, the scary scenes are almost hypnotic, the sound design is interesting, the leading female is weird. I also liked the climax and the explanation of the paranormal activity, even if they stumble a couple of times along the way.
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This cheap, teenage, uninteresting, boring shit made for girls is starting to offend me more and more (next time please some proper exploitation!!). I even got a cold sore from boredom while watching it, so I don't recommend it. One star for the leg and another for the flies. 30%.
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It could be a great thriller, but it's simply just an average thing that shocks more with some scenes than it captivates with the overall plot. It can't be denied that you want to know what's actually happening, but it's one of those cases where you eventually find out the truth, but it's not what you wanted and what would have elevated the film even at its end.
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