Title: Of Minds and Darkness
Director: Andres De La Hoz
Genre: Short Thriller
Reviewed By: MidbackMan

6/10

	When this movie starts you're shown a small little clip of an intro and then after
the opening credits the movie starts us in a room where a bunch of men are talking about
being rich and splitting up money. From that you still don't get the connection between
the men or what they're doing. The point still doesn't become clear until the mystery of the
movie is solved.
	Of Minds and Darkness is about some hired assassins (or something like that) who
kill some dudes and go to get some money. They split up for some reason, to look for someone
or something and get killed one by one until the time when the killer is announced to the
audience and then dispatched in a pretty predictable fashion. The movie was like that and
that's a good word to describe it. Predictable.
	It was still pretty good. It wasn't up to the normal "Andres De La Hoz" Thriller
Story and I would rate this as average but the music gave it an eery feeling that made me
want to see more.
	Here's a random thought that just popped into my head that I want to share with you.
I don't know if having eery music is a trait of good directing skills or just something
anyone can add to a movie and it will automatically make it a "good" movie. At the end of
the credits Andres leaves a note that this movie sucks. I don't know if it sucks but it
feels really... done.