Dark August sounds great on paper, but the execution lacks thrills or any sense of pacing. You have a man stalked by visions of hooded cult-like people in the woods and outside his house, but they don't really do much of anything and you never feel like he's in any major danger. Kim Hunter comes in for a day's work and gets to spew out some cheesy expositional dialogue and that's about as exciting as it gets.
Review of Dark August
