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The Whisperer in Darkness

2011 · Movie · Not Rated · 104 min

6.6(111)unSUB Rating

HorrorMysteryScience FictionThriller

A folklore professor travels to the remote hills of Vermont to investigate unsettling local legends about strange creatures. As the search deepens, the stories begin to feel less like superstition and more like a doorway to something terrifying hiding behind the myths.

Based on The Whisperer in Darkness

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Details
Years
2011
Release date
2011-03-12
Language
English
Rated
Not Rated
Runtime
104 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
6.4/10 (111 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you’re a Lovecraft fan or you like old-school black-and-white horror vibes with creeping dread, but Not for you if you want consistent scares, polished performances, or a faithful, serious tone like Re-Animator.

Pros: eerie black-and-white mood; Lovecraftian creature glimpses; engaging for fans | Cons: uneven tone shift; talky stretches; acting feels amateurish

Themes

  • black and white
  • vermont
  • based on short story
  • aliens
  • period piece
  • lovecraftian
  • fungi

Cast & crew

  • Matt Foyer

    Matt Foyer

    as Albert Wilmarth

  • Autumn Wendel

    Autumn Wendel

    as Hannah Masterson

  • Stephen Blackehart

    Stephen Blackehart

    as Charlie Tower

  • Barry Lynch

    Barry Lynch

    as Henry Akeley

  • Matt Lagan

    Matt Lagan

    as Nathaniel Ward

  • PI

    Paul Ita

    as Farmer

  • AL

    Andrew Leman

    as Charles Fort

  • Annie Abrams

    Annie Abrams

    as Aviatrix

  • LH

    Lance J. Holt

    as Davis Bradbury

  • JS

    Joe Sofranko

    as George Akeley

Directed by Sean Branney