Reviews
Dark Summer
Directed by Paul Solet · starring Keir Gilchrist, Stella Maeve and Maestro Harrell
- 5 from the press
Dark Summer: reviews
Reviews
What the critics say average 3.4 from 5 outlets
- 5.0 New York PostSara Stewart
But its sleepy, hallucinogenic aesthetic is an entirely different - and rather less engaging - style, anyway.
Read - 4.0 Time OutTrevor Johnston
This has its moments, but offers a significantly weaker call on your time.
Read - 3.0 The Hollywood ReporterFrank Scheck
Making the most of its low budget with its necessarily claustrophobic setting, the film displays a technical competence at least. But the rote performances and uninspired screenplay by Mike Le will inevitably consign Dark Summer to VOD viewing by undiscriminating consumers.
Read - 3.0 VarietyDennis Harvey
While competently made, Dark Summer makes no effort to lend its characters any psychological complexity, or even much distinguishing personality
Read - 2.0 Los Angeles TimesRobert Abele
The true mistreatment is directed toward the moviegoer, who has to endure enough stale pseudo-shocks, empty atmospherics, and personality-free acting that it's hard not to think of viewing Dark Summer as running-time served.
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Questions about the reviews of Dark Summer
- What score does Dark Summer have?
- The critics, 3.4 on average from 5 reviews.
- What do the critics say about Dark Summer?
- The highest score is New York Post’s (5.0) and the lowest Los Angeles Times’s (2.0).