Más negro que la noche

Sometimes what seems so attractive and encouraging has a flip side, vile and evil. Something similar happened to Greta, who inherited a luxurious mansion and a black cat Becker from her late aunt. The niece only needs to take care of the pet, because these are the terms of the will. The heroine cannot believe her happiness, and immediately gathers her girlfriends to spend the summer together in a new house, which they have wanted for so long. But all the cards are strangely confused by the death of a cat who drowns in a pool. Something terrible and evil seems to be awakening in the walls of the mansion. Read more Making a variety of movies is not the first thing for the Spaniards and it will not be the last. However, the film "The Darkest of the Night" stands out among its competitors in the box office of 2014. For Spain, it is the first horror film released in 3D. Although by this time there were already films that could compete with many Western films in terms of quality of filming and plot. Another feature of the Spanish-Mexican film "Darker of the Night" was that it was a remake. The author of the original work was Carlos Enrique Taboada. He was both the author of the script and the director. The horror was then released in 1975 and received good reviews, which hold even to this day, despite the years that have passed. Henry Bedwell at the time of filming the remake could not boast of the number of films that Taboad had under his belt. However, he managed to release one full-length film called "Message on the Occasion" before "Darkest Night". The role of Ophelia's aunt, which was eventually played by Lucia Gilmain, was originally intended to be Jennifer Olivia. However, she refused. Of the entire production of the film, 15 weeks were spent on the shooting itself. The Spanish company PuntolaPosPo was involved in the conversion to 3D.