Comments on: Arockalypse Now. Dark Floors.

By: jithin

jithin — Sat, 02 Feb 2013 10:20:54 +0000

Movie’s background music feels really good.

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By: Dark Floors « HORRORPEDIA

Dark Floors « HORRORPEDIA — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 18:19:11 +0000

[...] “It’s really too bad about Dark Floors. Every now and then, the movie flirts with brilliance. Portions of the premise are so cool, for instance, the time standing still angle, but this shit makes absolutely no sense, whatsoever. There are long stretches of running time dedicated to the cast running around, confused and frightened while nothing terribly important happens. Occasionally, a member of Lordi shows up and everyone runs from them while the token armed security guard cracks off shot after shot to no avail. This happens for nearly every member of the band.” Bryan White, Cinema Suicide [...]

By: Diana

Diana — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 17:43:45 +0000

Red crayon keeps the bad stuff away. It is tobias that takes it from her and that’s when stuff gets weird. She is key to the plot. She couldn’t keep the evil at bay once she lost the red crayon. Her vision drawings-are they premonition or her creations somehow brought to life? In the end…asking for the blue crayon-is it her acceptance of this dark side? Food for thought. This movie is quite deep with layers of symbolism open for interpretation.

By: TheOnlySaneOne

TheOnlySaneOne — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 07:10:41 +0000

From what I gather, it has to do with the father’s guilt and the fear and confusion one has to deal with in being a parent of an autistic child. Sarah lives in her own world and that world is probably scary as shit and throughout the whole movie her father, Ben, is trying desperately to help but is confused as how to do so. So perhaps it isn’t an ‘actual’ time loop of the same shit happening. Maybe, for Sarah, and even for her dad, every time they go to a hospital or have to get Sarah tested for this, that and the other, it’s like a nightmare for them. A scary, confusing, dark cycle. *Just my thoughts* And by the way, I really did dig the movie. I don’t think it was as bad as most of you are saying it is. I think if you focus on Sarah’s situation *the characters even say, constantly, that it all has to do with Sarah* it’s more than hinted that this is the scary ‘world’ that SHE lives in and it’s something she lives through over and over again, from her perspective….Maybe those creatures are a part of her, or even different aspects of herself, trying to deal with her fucked up situation. She is both the dark and light side in the movie and they are constantly battling each other. Not to get too deep, LoL, but that’s how I see the movie….

By: Season

Season — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 10:14:19 +0000

I just watched it, and really it’s a good movie if you’re seeing it from the perspective of an artist. The special effects were phenomenal seeing as it was pretty low-budget and made to sell-out a heavy metal band. BUT, from the perspective of the average, horror loving, movie-goer it’s the VERY definition of ripping my hair out and screaming “wtf?!”

I’m going to have to agree with the comment that this movie’s very obscure plot is probably Sarah’s father’s purgatory through the guilt and his denial of her death. Hence at the end when she says “It’s not your fault.” plus throughout the movie the nurse keeps saying “We need to get Sarah her medicine, she really needs her medicine.” and her father keeps pushing forward (or downward really).

ALSO, in the elevator initially; when Tobias gets back up after having (what I assume to be) a heart attack he says “Why won’t you just let me die?” which leads me, personally, to believe that this has been looping for some time. Probably a week, seeing as after Tobias gets the shit beaten out of him by the jerk-wad (whose name I care not to remember) the nurse says “It looks like he’s been dead for a week.” Hmm .. weird.

Well anyway, it’s not really a “it was just a dream” ending so much as; okay, the father didn’t learn his lesson AGAIN so we have to do this over AGAIN until Sarah’s soul (presumably) ascend and let her be at peace. And something about Tobias not being cold anymore. So, it really is a good movie, but it sucks ass at the same time because you have to think so hard about it and it really .. is not worth it.

Sorry if I gave a lot of stuff away for people who haven’t watched it, but trust me I just saved you an hour or so of “wtf”ing.

By: Mimi

Mimi — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 21:50:04 +0000

We rented this not knowing it was made by Lordi. One of the first things I noticed was that the demons were wearing clothes, heavy metal garb to be exact!
I said to my partner, “Where’d that demon get.that elaborately spiked leather jacket?” and we had a good laugh. Well, at least I know what that was all about now!
Unlike the rest of the movie…
I figured that the whole thing was supposed to be a moment in Sarah’s psychotic mind, a glimpse into a minute of madness.
And I suppose that’s okay, but it was a bit of a letdown, you know, the whole ” it was all a dream” cop out ending.
In fact, I said that phrase aloud in an exaggerated way to my prtner as the credits rolled…only to find he had fallen sleep!

By: Cindy

Cindy — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 12:23:16 +0000

FREAKEN i just watch this film and i have no idea whats going on.. I dont know which question to ask first
its all confusing.. makes me feel retarded ((
lol

P.S why do the monster wearing a gangster chain necklase
never knew theyre into fashion ;D

By: Kane

Kane — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 02:15:25 +0000

This film is arse-food for a pen of retarded children. I could package this horror as reconstituted corned beef and sell it to dismembered war veterans claiming it contains 2% salt, 3% water and 95% racism-with-a-hick inbred handlebar steering kinkajou wearing a trilby.

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 06:24:25 +0000

I see this movie as a piece of abstract art. There is no REAL interpretation, it’s just what you see in it. It doesn’t make it a bad movie, it just means if you want to see a plot, you have to think a bit.