I honestly can't get why some people are rating this film 1 or 2 stars. Yes, I have seen better thrillers, but I've also seen worse. The acting was impeccable, the plot was very intriguing and there were some twists in the storyline that might actually surprise some people. The whole thing about eastern european countries making the best killers is a bit of a cliche, but other than that, definitely give it a shot. I'd probably give it 7.5/10

Not bad, not that horrible or confusing as other comments say, but I prefered in that field WAIT UNTIL DARK, back in 1967, starring Audrey Hepburn, or Van Johnson in Henry Hathaway's 23 PACES TO BAKER STREET. Also blund heroes stories.

REVIEW - IN DARKNESS When reading the synopsis for this film initially what drew me to it was the main character is blind. It is very difficult for a sighted person to act blind so I just had to watch this. If you like twists and turns in a story that you don't see (no pun intended) coming a mile away and a story that keeps you glued to the screen then this is definitely the film for you. I've not seen this film advertised anywhere which is a shame because this is an absolutely brilliant film in every respect. Can't fault this at all and I guarantee you will be as surprised as me with the plot twists. As usual I'm not giving away and spoilers but this is a definite must see. Rating 10 out of 10

A blind musician hears a murder committed in the apartment upstairs from hers that sends her down a dark path into London's gritty criminal underworld. In Darkness has an interesting and good plot but the film suffers from a disappointing level of slow pacing that not even Dormer and Skrein can save. I was expecting more from a film like this but the most recent films with a similar plot of someone being blind weren't that good either and neither is 'In Darkness' that wasted of what could have been an amazing experience and a smart thriller that turns into a slow burn that takes alot of time to find it's steps and wastes a perfect and interesting cast of new and old actors. (0/10)