DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK was written and produced by Guillermo del Toro, the man who brought

you Pans Labyrinth, Hellboy and Mimic

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DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK

English 3 November 2011 $500,000 $24 million $2.1 million Troy Nixey Guillermo del Toro, Mark Johnson Beginners, Happy Ever Afters, Mask maker, The Whistleblower, Sixgun, Red Rose Of Normandy, We Need To Talk About Kevin, Super Shark, Knuckle, Caf, Panic Button Thriller 99 mins 2011 16:9 widescreen 5.1 surround sound Featurettes: The Story, The Build, The Creatures Character profiles: Alex, Kim, Sally

Katie Holmes (Batman Begins, Dawsons Creek, Go, The Kennedys, Guy Pearce (The Hurt Locker, Memento, Priscilla: Queen Of The
Desert, LA Confidential, Animal Kingdom, The Kings Speech)

Jack Thompson (The upcoming The Great Gatsby, Midnight In The

Garden Of Good And Evil, Australia, The Sum Of Us) Brothers)

Bailee madison (Just Go With It, An Invisible Sign, Conviction,

DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK will benefit from a $60,000 national advertising and Pr campaign across all media platforms. DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK will be a hot renter in April. Think: Pans labyrinth, The Hills Have eyes, Quarantine and uninvited PoS will be available for all stores DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK received a limited national theatrical release at the Australian box office The dVd and Bd will be jam-packed with extra features DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK grossed over $24 million at the uS box office

DONT BE AFRAID OF THE DARK was shot on location in melbourne. local interest is high. A lush, creepy tale... deliciously old-fashioned visuals make for a classy, scary show.
- Chicago reader

looming mansions and things that go bump in the night... whats not to love? This is one creepyass frightmare.
- The Austin Chronicle

This is a very good haunted house film. it milks our frustration deliciously.
roger ebert, Chicago Sun-Times