A couple en route from Las Vegas are forced to deal with a body out in the desert making their hone. Two newlyweds from Vegas are making a night drive through the desert. They come across a bloody, disfigured man who’s been in a car wreck. And everything goes downhill from there…

They don’t make them like this anymore. DARK COUNTRY is low-budget noir/horror at its finest, a crass, violent, remorseless film whose script (kudus to Tab Murphy) owes quite a bit to Mickey Spillane’s hard-hitting noir novels and Richard Matheson’s tripping “Twilight Zone” episodes. It is dark and twisted, somewhat of a character study revolving around a couple (Thomas Jane and Lauren German, who manage to carry damn near the whole movie) who don’t really know each other, and begin to find out things they aren’t comfortable with.
Jane’s directing is solid; he knows what he wants–a low budget movie that LOOKS low budget–and manages to pull it off with only a few minor hitches (it slows down a bit near the end, becomes a bit too convoluted to follow closely). However, it looks cool and feels trippy. Throw in a few possible supernatural twists, an appearance by Ron Perlman (whose character isn’t necessary at all, but it’s still nice to see his ugly mug), and an ending Rod Serling would be proud of, and you have one hell of a film.

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