There is nothing wrong with covering the classics, but sprinkle in some lessor known films too. What I hated most about this doc is that it covered films we all know about. Said Youtuber got so much hate that they said that they won't be appearing in part two. I was really looking forward to the first one and then that one Youtuber came on and it killed any momentum the doc had (which wasn't much). But it's pretty jarring when it pops up in between the actual filmmakers being candid about their work and experiences. It's not so bad when you click on one of their videos and you know what you're getting. It was a little disappointing to see one contributor adopting their youtuber persona though. It's a worthwhile project and nicely produced (content wise). It mentions the second one will be offered in a two pack with the original. I can only imagine how you guys that donated to the original campaign feel not still not having your initial backer copies even after people who donated to the DVD/Bluray fundraiser got theirs.Įdit: Just went and checked and I got the email announcing the sequel as well. So much for the exclusivity we were promised. It's been reprinted once already, with a third pressing forthcoming. It would never be streamed anywhere ever, would never be reprinted. Paid $85 for a physical copy on the promise that it was the ONLY way to see the documentary. I only knew of the Bluray/DVD fundraiser they just did last year. I didn't even realize there was an initial crowdfunding campaign. Sorry, no - I don´t think this move is reasonable. I backed for 80€, still haven´t received my copy (7 months delay now) and now they split up the content they created over at least two parts. The running time of Part II is still being determined like In Search of Darkness, it will deliver the same structure of popular/niche film-focused segments, spanning 1980-1989, in between larger-context chapter topics of interest." Part II, a continuation of the In Search of Darkness concept originated by executive producer Robin Block, will feature all-new interviews from ‘80s horror icons and influencers/industry experts alongside a wealth of compelling, unseen material from our original cast of interviewees. Your continued enthusiasm for the material has galvanized our desire to connect even more with the horror community and to deliver a steady stream of movie nostalgia that puts smiles of recognition on our faces. It was a true passion project collaboration by CreatorVC, forged by genuine fans for genuine fans. The positive response to In Search of Darkness has been nothing short of amazing. “I am excited to announce that I am writing and directing In Search of Darkness: Part II, coming this fall. The follow-up to In Search of Darkness will be available for order this October as both a doublepack with the original and as a standalone add-on! Expect more interviews, more unheard stories, and even more films covered!Ī message from In Search of Darkness Director/Writer David Weiner: In Search of Darkness: Part II Announcement!
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