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Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1973)

A young couple inherits an old mansion inhabited by small demon-like creatures who are determined to make the wife one of their own.

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Michael H 23 Mar 2014

It has a few genuinely creepy moments, but it can't escape it's made for TV limitations and the little furry prunefaces are just a tad silly looking rather than frightening

James B 01 Aug 2008

This was one of those creepy made for TV movies--not quite as good as Dark Night of the Scarecrow, but effective nonetheless. Should prove to be an interesting remake with del Torro producing.

Brent H 03 Apr 2012

One of the scariest made for TV movies ever made. Very creepy.

TheQuietGamer 02 Nov 2014

However Del Toro's presence can be felt throughout, and it keeps things entertaining. The soundtrack and the visual style of several scenes are reminiscent of his masterpiece "Pan's Labyrinth." The story as a whole is also very well-done with it's unique twist on the fantasy/folklore figure of childhood (the tooth fairy). It's not hard to get frustrated at how dumb/oblivious the adult characters can be in this, and the movie inspires no fear at all. That being said I still found myself entertained. Del Toro's fairy tale-esque approach to the story is what kept me invested, and it's also cool to see a monster movie that actually gives us a good look at the monsters in question. It may fail to bring any scares thanks to how unthreatening it's antagonists actually are, and at times it can be a little moronic, but as a whole I can say I did enjoy the film. It's worth a rental for horror or Del Toro fans, because Del Toro has written an extremely unique idea. Shame there isn't any fear though.

christopher s 30 Mar 2010

Another neat 70s TV horror movie. So far, its a million times better than the upcoming remake starring the untalented Katie Holmes. Cheesy tamed goodness, just the way I like it.