It is my own fault for buying the movie! I should have read these reviews ahead of time but I did not know about them, then.
I tried to watch UNEARTHED and shut it off about 10 minutes from the end. It was so dark that I did not see 20 minutes of the movie. If you are going to make movies that can ONLY be watched in a theater then they should not be put on DVD and sold for $19.95. Your movie has been placed in a box for Goodwill where they will probably sell it for an appropriate price of $2. I do not even want to know the answers to the movie as I could not see enough of it to care. It seemed like a decent movie and good plot, from what I saw.
Any movie that is filmed in the dark, even blockbusters like the last version of Godzilla, and cannot be watched on television should either not be put on DVD, or labeled with "Too dark to watch on television and still be enjoyed!" so that the buyer can decide where they want to spend their $20. You are rich enough to waste your money, but a lot of people have to earn their money the hard way and cannot afford to waste it, or their time trying to imagine what is happening on the screen.
A long time movie buff, Edgar J Cormier
I tried to watch UNEARTHED and shut it off about 10 minutes from the end. It was so dark that I did not see 20 minutes of the movie. If you are going to make movies that can ONLY be watched in a theater then they should not be put on DVD and sold for $19.95. Your movie has been placed in a box for Goodwill where they will probably sell it for an appropriate price of $2. I do not even want to know the answers to the movie as I could not see enough of it to care. It seemed like a decent movie and good plot, from what I saw.
Any movie that is filmed in the dark, even blockbusters like the last version of Godzilla, and cannot be watched on television should either not be put on DVD, or labeled with "Too dark to watch on television and still be enjoyed!" so that the buyer can decide where they want to spend their $20. You are rich enough to waste your money, but a lot of people have to earn their money the hard way and cannot afford to waste it, or their time trying to imagine what is happening on the screen.
A long time movie buff, Edgar J Cormier