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Desperation can sometimes push individuals to the brink, leading them down paths they never imagined. Dark Desire introduces viewers to Shane, a young man plagued by an overwhelming need to connect deeply with the people around him. However, in his earnest quest for closeness, he adopts a scheme of deception and cunning. As Shane’s deceptions become increasingly intricate, those nearest to him, notably Caren, become trapped in a web of lies, distrust, and unforeseen repercussions. This suspenseful tale not only probes the lengths one might venture for human connection but also examines the ramifications of such obsessions.

Length: 1h 25m
Genre: Mystery & Thriller, Crime
This Title is: Gripping, Suspenseful

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Trailer

Cast

Kelly Lynch as Caren
Nic Robuck as Shane
Michael Nouri as Phil
Brian Borello as Brandon
Мика Бурем as Erin
Annie Abbott as Dee Dee
Robert Amico as Paul

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R – Restricted (Strong language, emotional intensity, and mature themes)

Content warnings: Scenes of emotional manipulation, implied situations of deceit, and strong language.

Trivia

Kelly Lynch’s character, Caren, had to undergo a significant transformation for the climax, showcasing her versatile acting prowess.
Despite its concise runtime, the film is filled with intricate details, making it worth multiple viewings to catch all the hidden clues.
The soundtrack, although understated, plays a pivotal role in maintaining the film’s tense atmosphere.

Our Review

“Dark Desire” stands as a riveting exploration of human relationships, isolation, and the potential hazards of unbridled yearning. Through Nic Robuck’s haunting portrayal of Shane, the film challenges viewers to consider their own limitations when forging bonds. With Caren, played compellingly by Kelly Lynch, audiences witness the ripple effects of Shane’s actions and the emotional whirlwind they produce. With its tight pacing and astute narrative, the film promises an edge-of-the-seat experience, forcing viewers to question their own interpretations of connection and manipulation.