I was under the impression that I was getting myself into a horror movie when I sat down to watch "Dark Sister". Granted, I hadn't heard about the movie prior to stumbling upon it, so I had no clue as to what this was going to be.
Turns out that it was a horror movie alright. A horror to get through it without falling asleep. I managed to endure about 30 minutes or so of this ordeal. Then I had enough self-inflicted torture and decided to call it quits. And I have zero intentions of returning to finish the rest of the movie.
From what I managed to catch of the movie, it was about a woman artist troubled by vivid dreams of murder, and she paints down what she dreams and finds out that she is in fact witnessing real murders in her dreams.
The movie was so unfathomably slow paced that it was hard to find any interest in the storyline, much less keep any interested anchored. And the fact that the movie had a very small cast and the cast had very little dialogue wasn't really helping to improve on the movie.
The acting in the movie was, at least from the 30 minutes I managed to suffer through, was actually adequate, taking into consideration that they had virtually nothing to work with.
"Dark Sister" is not worth the time or effort, and I can't put a finger on a single thing that would make me recommend that you watch this movie.
Turns out that it was a horror movie alright. A horror to get through it without falling asleep. I managed to endure about 30 minutes or so of this ordeal. Then I had enough self-inflicted torture and decided to call it quits. And I have zero intentions of returning to finish the rest of the movie.
From what I managed to catch of the movie, it was about a woman artist troubled by vivid dreams of murder, and she paints down what she dreams and finds out that she is in fact witnessing real murders in her dreams.
The movie was so unfathomably slow paced that it was hard to find any interest in the storyline, much less keep any interested anchored. And the fact that the movie had a very small cast and the cast had very little dialogue wasn't really helping to improve on the movie.
The acting in the movie was, at least from the 30 minutes I managed to suffer through, was actually adequate, taking into consideration that they had virtually nothing to work with.
"Dark Sister" is not worth the time or effort, and I can't put a finger on a single thing that would make me recommend that you watch this movie.