Darker Than Night

This is a slow-burn burn gothic thriller that manages to keep open questions for a good amount of its runtime. It doesn’t push hard at suspense — and a few times it tried my patience — but it’s overall engrossing fare if you can stick it out. The tension of modernism vs tradition is a theme throughout, and even the presence of mustachioed masculinity doesn’t keep this from being a story ultimately about women. Also, the fashion is en pointe (pignoire sets, mini dresses, and diaphanous fabrics galore ) and that alone will keep you interested if that’s your thing.

I enjoyed this movie and eas able to share with my mom as these were the actresses in her days. The movie is in Spanish, FYI. it's a good 70's horror film, tamed for today's audience. But if you enjoy 70's thriller this is a good one to watch

There is a scene that is missing!!! I had this movie on VHS, and the movie didn't end like this. The true final scene is Ophelia sitting in the living room, with a new black cat while wearing her aunts ring... or perhaps it was Aunt Susanne with Becker after Ophelia leaves the house... I can't quite remember well. Either way, i was really disappointed they didn't show that scene :(

Esta película mexicana es muy buena.

Even though the story is a great idea this movies execution was very uninteresting to me. Came off dull and like a spanish soap opera in a way, the girls are nice to look at but I was wondering if anything more exciting would occur. Really just ok I've seen worse but wouldn't recommend it either.