Tons of Images from Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark

Steve Barton   |  

Aug 5, 2011

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It’s Friday. We’re all looking at the time clocks counting down the seconds until it’s time to get home and indulge in alcohol, nudity and whatever else floats your boat. Here’s a new Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark image gallery to get you through the rest of the day.

Based on the 1973 telefilm that Guillermo del Toro believes to be the scariest TV production ever made, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark was co-written and co-produced by del Toro and directed by Troy Nixey. Akin to Pan’s Labyrinth, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark focuses on a young girl’s struggle against menacing and terrifying forces.

Look for it in theatres on August 26th, and in the meantime read our Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark review here!

Synopsis:
Blackwood Manor has new tenants. While architect Alex Hurst (Guy Pearce) and his new girlfriend, Kim (Katie Holmes), restore their Gothic mansion’s period interiors, Alex’s young daughter, Sally (Bailee Madison), neglected by her real mother and brushed aside by the careerist father, can investigate the macabre history and dark corners of the estate. Spurring Sally’s investigation are the voices — rasping whispers who call out to her from the basement, who promise her understanding and friendship, who are so very hungry and would like to be set free. When Sally gives in to her curiosity, she opens a gateway into a hellish underworld from which an army of beady-eyed, sharp-clawed monsters emerge, small in size but endless in number: the homunculi.

Confronted with the horror that now threatens to take her life and destroy her family, Sally desperately tries to warn the whole house, but there’s just one problem: No one believes her. Will she make them understand in time, or will they become another chapter in the centuries-long horror story of Blackwood Manor?