Dark Feed
A film crew loses its mind in an abandoned psychiatric hospital.
Dark Feed is a 2013 horror film written and directed by Shawn and Michael Rasmussen. The story follows a group of filmmakers who choose to shoot in an abandoned psychiatric hospital to save money, only to gradually lose their sanity. The idea originated when the Rasmussens visited the set of another film, Long Distance, which was being shot in a similar abandoned psychiatric hospital.
Quick Facts
- Director
- Michael Rasmussen; Shawn Rasmussen
- Starring
- Evalena Marie
- Jason Beaubien
- Michael Reed
- Cinematography
- Monday Sunnlinn
- Editing
- Michael Rasmussen, Reuter (as Michael Reuter)
- Studio
- Rasmussen Brothers Productions
- Distributor
- Lionsgate Home Entertainment
- Released
- 18 March 2013
- Runtime
- 86 minutes
Facts from the source article.
Synopsis
A film crew, exhausted and overworked, decides to shoot a low-budget horror movie in an abandoned psychiatric hospital, hoping to finish quickly. Their presence revitalizes the hospital, which begins to exert a strange influence, causing increasingly bizarre behavior among the cast and crew. The survivors must find a way to escape before they too become victims.
Reception
Critical reception for Dark Feed was mixed. Shock Till You Drop gave a predominantly negative review, calling it boring and unoriginal. Fearnet's review was more positive, noting that while the film contained familiar elements, they were reconfigured into a crafty creeper that works. Starburst rated it 5/10, describing it as utterly unmemorable but not otherwise bad.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who stars in Dark Feed?
Dark Feed stars Evalena Marie, Jason Beaubien and Michael Reed.
When was Dark Feed released?
Dark Feed was released on 18 March 2013.
How long is Dark Feed?
Dark Feed has a running time of 86 minutes.
Who distributed Dark Feed?
Dark Feed was distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
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