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Inner Shadow
| Inner Shadow | |
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 Inner Shadow Movie Poster | |
| Directed by | David Fuchs |
| Produced by | Yuri Biersach |
| Written by | David Fuchs |
| Starring |
Greg James Lucki Wheating John Sargent |
| Music by | Lorenz Franzen |
| Cinematography | Steven Douglas Smith |
| Editing by | Theo Waddell |
| Studio | Cocteau Blue Productions |
| Release date(s) | 1997 |
| Running time | Unknown |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
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Inner Shadow is a 1997 American horror movie. In this movie, one of the characters is described as being a Succubus.
Overview
- Title: Inner Shadow
- Release Date: 1997
- MPAA Rating: Unknown
- Runtime: Unknown
- Director: David Fuchs
- Writer: David Fuchs
- Studio: Cocteau Blue Productions
- Genre: Fantasy, Horror
- Tag Line: An innocent childhood love and the betrayal of a promise awaken the dark force of a forgotten legend.
Cast
| Greg James | Steven Dunkirk |
| Lucki Wheating | Marta Talvik |
| John Sargent | Frank Dunkirk |
| Marita Black | Monica |
| Elizabeth Barris | Succubus |
| Leigh Allyn Baker | Gaika |
| Rod Koch | Matt |
Critical Review
The following review is taken from the iMDB link in the external links below
- Moody horror thriller ala The Wicker Man
- 15 December 2002
- Author: Ted Newsom
Stylish if deliberate tale of Steven, a young man sent away from an Amish-like farm community for his own safety. Ten years later as an adult, he returns to find his "old girlfriend" Gaika still physically and sexually stuck in adolescence. His current flame is none too happy about this moony-eyed "teenager" claiming Steven as her own. A series of weird deaths by what appears to be a muck-covered succubus don't seem to bother the locals, who are more intent on the upcoming fertility ritual.
Fuchs intelligently evokes an otherworldly atmosphere of rural creepiness, much the same sort of milieu as CHILDREN OF THE CORN or THE OTHER. Music and photography are excellent. Some modest (although hardly gratuitous) nudity and a good-looking monster. Some of the performances don't quite reach the level of the leads, but overall this is a thoughtful and creepy film.
External Links
- Inner Shadow at the IMDb.