We Summon the Darkness Movie Review

A horror movie by Marc Meyers based on a legend of twisted metalhead snakes playing off of the folklore of evil overwhelming metal killings in the ’80s.

A substantial amount of dark metal music became evangelicals’ number one enemy during the height of the Satanic Panic during the 1980s. Music classification was regarded as a portal for Satan’s wrath, and there was widespread dread and conviction that it led teens astray.

The three-stop comfort store on the highway for Jolt Cola and Twinkies. The TV shows Pastor John Henry Butler, a TV preacher played by Johnny Knoxville, rebuking substantial metal. “Youngsters killed in most recent evil killing!” is the headline of a newspaper containing two of the young women. A Rob Zombie movie could be made from this trifecta of metal, murder, and ethical quality, which seems to be an obvious combination from the ’80s.

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We Summon the Darkness is written by Alan Trezza (Burying the Ex) and directed by Marc Meyers (My Friend Dahmer), and it is filled with very amiable, fully rounded characters in a completely realized world. Between Hasson and Daddario, there’s a shorthand that implies a bond that is profoundly enhanced. They’re also negatively impacting their careers. We have to watch the entire film with them because both exhibitions are incredibly engaging.

We Summon the Darkness (2019) Horror, Music, Thriller | 91min | April 10, 2020 (United States)

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Director: Marc MeyersWriter: Alan TrezzaStars: Alexandra Daddario, Keean Johnson, Maddie HassonSummary: In the hot summer of 1988, against the backdrop of mass hysteria over satanic ritualistic homicides, the leather-clad metalhead, Alexis, and her best friends, Val and Beverly, embark on a road trip to a heavy-metal concert. But, there, a chance encounter with a trio of young hard rockers will pave the way for seduction, deceit, and murder, as nothing is what it appears to be. Now, blood stains the walls of Alexis' secluded mansion in the woods. Who shall live, and who shall die after summoning the darkness? —Nick Riganas

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The woman power humanism of the main half starts to blur when you change your viewpoint regarding an accidentally-attended local meeting butcher movie. Furthermore, he is destined to appear as a loathsome Lurch when he appears as Knoxville’s minister without a doubt, yet he is rather part of the film’s portrayal of shady Christian activities. Overall, “We Summon the Darkness” is a terrifying ride well worth experiencing, even if it might be the first movie I’ve seen since the Coronavirus hit that could absolutely have utilized a cinema crowd.

We Summon the Darkness comes to Streaming on April 10, 2020.

Last Updated on July 7, 2021 by Horror Facts