Alone in the Dark

    Alone in the Dark
    2005

    Synopsis

    Edward Carnby is a private investigator specializing in unexplainable supernatural phenomena. His cases delve into the dark corners of the world, searching for truth in the occult remnants of ancient civilizations. Now, the greatest mystery of his past is about to become the most dangerous case he has ever faced.

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    Cast

    • Christian SlaterEdward Carnby
    • Tara ReidAline Cedrac
    • Stephen DorffRichard Burke
    • Will SandersonAgent Miles
    • Ona GrauerAgent Feenstra
    • Ho-Sung PakAgent Marko
    • Sarah DeakinsLinda
    • Françoise YipAgent Cheung
    • Daniel CudmoreAgent Barr
    • Frank C. TurnerSam Fischer

    Recommendations

    • 50

      Los Angeles Times

      Since the film is based on the Atari video game of the same name, it also has much to appeal to headbangers: fast pace, lots of gadgets, monsters, explosive special effects, plenty of inscrutable plot twists and turns.
    • 30

      Dallas Observer

      Here is the horror-action genre at its silliest and most uninspired.
    • 30

      Variety

      Fans of the source material probably won't be switching platforms to catch this bizarre Lions Gate pickup, and non-fans definitely won't.
    • 25

      Chicago Tribune

      That this bit of pustulence is based on a video game of the same name is no surprise. It explains the thin plot, characters and abundant gunplay.
    • 25

      Charlotte Observer

      Slater narrates as if reading a restaurant menu. Reid seems to have learned each long sentence in segments, so she wouldn't be overtaxed.
    • 25

      Philadelphia Inquirer

      Even Boll seems to lose interest as the story unravels. By that time, the supernatural cliches, plot inconsistencies, dead ends and red herrings have piled up so high you can barely see the screen.
    • 25

      Seattle Post-Intelligencer

      Director Uwe Boll ("House of the Dead") has made a cottage industry out of this kind of junk. Maybe it's time for him to close up shop.
    • 10

      The Hollywood Reporter

      One of those rare instances of a movie being so bad ... it's still really bad.