Darkness
Starring: Anna Paquin (Regina), Lena Olin (Maria), Iain Glen (Mark), Giancarlo Giannini (Albert Rua), Fele MartÃnez (Carlos), Stephan Enquist (Paul)
Regina finds out that the kid that had escaped (when 6 kids disappeared 40 years ago during the last eclipse) was actually Mark, her father. The killer - Mark’s dad - couldn’t kill his son. The house is oval shaped, a symbol of satan/occult or something. Seven children had to be killed by the hand of someone who loved them, therefore, each kid was to be killed by a parent or relative. After Regina’s grandfather ties her up, he confesses to her he couldn’t kill Mark because he didn’t really love him, so it wouldn’t have worked anyways. Regina tells her grandfather she loves her dad and he lets her go. She runs home and finds her dad choking and her mom about to make a cut and put a tube in his throat to help him breathe. Her mom is shaking so bad she can’t do it, so Regina takes over, but the tube suddenly disappears, and Mark dies. Mom turns on the stove and Regina runs to her brother and they turn on a flashlight. The evil spirits of the children in the house can only kill in the darkness. The spirits, posing as Regina and Paul, trick Mom into turning off the stove and then kill her. The spirits, posing as Mom, try to trick Regina and Paul into turning off the flashlight, but they don’t fall for it and manage to escape through a window. At that moment, Regina’s friend, Carlos, drives up in his car and they jump in. As they are driving away, the real Carlos shows up at the house. Regina and Paul are actually in the car with a spirit posing as Carlos who then drives them into a pitch black tunnel and probably kills them.
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