Alone in the Dark

About This Movie

Alone in the Dark, directed by Donald W. Thompson, has that raw, gritty feel characteristic of early '90s indie dramas. It centers around Tasha Grant, a 17-year-old who gets swept up in the chaos of a party, fueled by alcohol and youthful naivety. The film delves into the darker side of teenage life, showing how quickly fun can spiral into consequences. The atmosphere is tense, a bit claustrophobic even, as we watch Tasha navigate her choices. The pacing feels almost like a cautionary tale, gradually building up to an alarming climax. Performances are earnest, capturing that sense of youthful recklessness that many can relate to. It's distinctive for how it approaches a serious theme with a subtle, almost understated approach.

Explores themes of youth and consequence · Gritty atmosphere typical of early '90s cinema · Earnest performances that reflect genuine teenage struggles