Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place?

Try Being Stuck between Heaven and Hell!

 

Poets have written about it. Painters have tried to imagine it. But exactly what does happen after we die? Is there a Heaven? Or perhaps the question to ask is: Is there a Hell? From the fertile mind of legendary television producer Stephen J. Cannell (Demon Hunter, “21 Jump Street”) and Steven R. Monroe, the director of It Waits, comes the provocative new horror film Left In Darkness, materializing on DVD September 19^th from Anchor Bay Entertainment, an IDT Entertainment company. SRP is $19.98 and the DVD features enough value-added supplements to occupy this life – and the next!

 

Starring Monica Keena (Freddy Vs. Jason, “Entourage”), David Anders (“Alias”) and veteran horror actor Tim Thomerson (Trancers, Dollman), Left In Darkness illuminates the story of Celia (Keena), a troubled girl whose tortured past places her in spiritual and physical limbo. Her mother died in childbirth, and she always felt responsible for the tragedy. When her father disappeared, her grandparents raised her. As she got older, her sense of guilt grew deeper.  And on the night of her 21^st birthday, Celia is drugged, raped and dies of an accidental overdose at a wild college frat party. But for her, it’s just the beginning: Trapped in a netherworld between sanctuary and damnation, Celia must now battle the demons – including hordes of horrific Soul Eaters – that prowl the Afterlife. Is the spirit of her recently deceased grandfather (Thomerson) trying to lure her to an eternity of suffering? Can her guardian angel (Anders) safely lead her to the other side? Is there any way to go towards the light when your soul is Left In Darkness?

 

Viewers should find the following special features on the Left In Darkness DVD enlightening:

 

• Widescreen Presentation (1.78:1), enhanced for 16x9 TVs

• “Inside The Darkness” Making-of Documentary

• Director Commentary “In The Trenches” with Director Steven R. Monroe and Line Producer John Duffy

• “My 21^st Birthday”: Cast and crew interviews

• Trailer