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Dark Souls

2010 · Movie · 95 min

4.9(23)unSUB Rating

HorrorThriller

After a young girl is attacked and declared dead, she unexpectedly returns home, but something is deeply wrong. As more victims show the same eerie, zombie-like symptoms, her father digs for answers and is pulled into a grim mystery of missing memories, unsettling changes, and a wider conspiracy.

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Details
Original title
Mørke sjeler
Years
2010
Release date
2010-06-18
Language
Norwegian
Runtime
95 min
TMDB rating (input)
4.2/10 (23 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a strange, unsettling horror-thriller with dark humor, a mystery to unravel, and some nasty body-horror moments; Not for you if you need fast pacing, clear answers, or traditional zombie rules like in Hidden.

Pros: unusual horror premise; creepy slow-burn tension; memorable gross-out moments | Cons: slow middle stretch; shaky logic; low-budget feel

Cast & crew

  • Morten Rudå

    Morten Rudå

    as Morten Ravn

  • Kyrre Haugen Sydness

    Kyrre Haugen Sydness

    as Richard Askestad

  • Ida Elise Broch

    Ida Elise Broch

    as Maria

  • JG

    Johanna Gustavsson

    as Johanna Ravn

  • Jan Hårstad

    Jan Hårstad

    as Doktor Hansen

  • Karl Sundby

    Karl Sundby

    as Offshoredykker

  • MR

    Marianne Rødje

    as Wendy

  • Henrik Scheele

    Henrik Scheele

    as Police Commissioner

  • CC

    Christopher Angus Campbell

    as Doktor White

  • Espen Eckbo

    Espen Eckbo

    as Radiogjest

Directed by Mathieu Peteul, César Ducasse