Left in Darkness is recommended-only barely, but it does deserve credit for avoiding CGI and not going with the usual [insert your own: evil videogame / J-ghost / haunted cellphone / frat party slasher] teen horror story clichés.
Left in Darkness (2006)
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Synopsis: Celia (Monica Keena, FREDDY VS. JASON) has had a rough life, with a mother who died in childbirth and a father who disappeared. Unfortunately for Celia, death is not any easier than life. When she... Celia (Monica Keena, FREDDY VS. JASON) has had a rough life, with a mother who died in childbirth and a father who disappeared. Unfortunately for Celia, death is not any easier than life. When she is drugged and raped at a frat party, Celia dies from an overdose, and must battle the terrible Soul Eaters who roam the afterlife. Tim Thomerson (TRANCERS) and David Anders (ALIAS) co-star. [More]
Starring: Monica Keena, David Anders, Tim Thomerson, Chris Engen
Starring: Monica Keena, David Anders, Tim Thomerson, Chris Engen, Tarah Paige
Director: Steven R. Monroe
Director: Steven R. Monroe
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