I'm not a pro at reviewing movies & I checked the spoiler box just in case I give something away. I liked this movie. I "bought" it online at AmazonPrime & I also finally was able to buy a copy online. I know some of the actors in it and I thought they did a great job. I thought the storyline was very interesting. I could follow it along and it made sense. It creeped me out. There are many versions of the Black Dahlia out there and this one was different. The brother kills his parents & his doctor tracks down his sister to try & get info. I don't want tot give away the rest of it so I say go see it. The only thing I thought could have made it better was if it was longer and they drew out the story more. I loved the blood & gore & the story. I thought these people did a great job making this movie.

The Black Dahlia Haunting is no big budget movie, that was obvious from the start, but that is precisely why you should see it. Filmmakers who want, no need, to create find a way with like minded people who will stop at nothing to make movies. The outcome here is amazing and yet simplistic, which is very pleasing to the eye. Mission accomplished. This of is a film chocked full of talent and revenge in many incarnations. It was satisfying from the start although the build up is what you want, right? I had no idea what to expect when I sat down to watch it and I'm glad I didn't because I did not see the plot before it unfolded. This is one hard task to accomplish since so many movies these days are overrun with foreshadowing and needless clues. I enjoyed the acting particularly as these actors bought in to their roles with heart and soul. The directing prowess of Brandon Slagle "Malcolm" brought a micro budget film to life or death in this case with the precision of a surgeon. Nothing was wasted in his efforts. I, like you, am fully fascinated with the mystery surrounding Elizabeth Short and this film helped quench my thirst in the horror movie that could. Bravo!

What a different twist to an old news story!.. I have had the pleasure of meeting Britt Griffith (Dr. Brian Owen) on several occasions and all I can say is I will have to look at him in a whole new light.. For the most part I like this movie, it was kind of slow paced in a few places. And I have to ask if anyone knows the significance of Dr. Brian Owen playing with his wedding ring and then taking it off? Also with the man named Malcolm (Brandon Slagle) who found the knife that I guess killed Elizabeth Short, was a little confusing to me. I do know that I own this movie now so I will be able to go back and re-watch it to maybe see if I missed something. Good job Britt on your first acting adventure!

I was able to see the preview of the Black Dalia Haunting recently and was impressed by the story line. When I first started watching, I was a bit confused by some of the characters and how they tied into the movie, but with every good horror flick, it is when it all comes together that you have your eureka moment! When I can figure out the story up until the ending from the beginning, it is predictable, but when it all just gels together suddenly...it makes the story intriguing! One scene that added a special character touch was a simple scene in the bathroom where the mirror was split and showed the person in both sides, which simply added a touch of Hitchcock, what I thought. Overall, the movie had some very creepy scenes. I enjoyed it!