Biblioteksentralen (in Norwegian Bokmål). Archived from the original on 30 August 2021. Archived from the original on 7 October 2015. Archived from the original on 12 July 2020. Archived from the original on 26 February 2021. "Her er de første bildene fra «Villmark 2»-settet". ^ Andreassen, Ann Kristin (9 January 2013).In later retrospectives of the "horror boom" in Norwegian film, characterised by the use of natural environments like mountains and forests, Dark Woods has been seen as instrumental in its genesis. Dark Woods won with 41% of the vote, outcompeting Cold Prey's 32% and Lake of the Dead's 21%. In a survey conducted in October 2008 by Dagbladet to commemorate the theatrical premiere of the horror film Cold Prey 2, readers were asked to select the "scariest Norwegian horror movie". Conversely, he felt the story lacking, remarking that the film started to become boring halfway through, with the characters wandering aimlessly through the woods. Birger Vestmo of Filmpolitiet likewise praised the atmosphere of the film, in addition to the actors' performance, noting that they actually seem scared, and that their dialogue appeared natural. The German TV Spielfilm described the film as "creepier than real reality TV", commending the film's atmosphere, characters and scares.
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Entertainment, with plans for Blu-ray in 2015. The film was released on DVD on 10 September 2003 by Scanbox Entertainment, and was later rereleased on DVD and Video on demand in 2014 by Warner Bros. Release ĭark Woods was pre-screened to friends of the director in Stavanger ahead of the theatrical release-21 February 2003. The film cost approximately 10 million Norwegian kroner to make. The script was written in close association with Christopher Grøndahl, with notable input from the actors during the filming, especially Kristoffer Joner. Before the filming, in an effort to create bonds between the members of Real TV's production team, Gunnar-the boss-decides that they should try the experience for themselves.ĭark Woods, being Pål Øie 's first full-length film, was recorded over the course of 24 days in September 2002 in Kaupanger, Sogn.
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The broadcasting company Real TV plan to head into the woods to film a reality TV series where contestants try to survive in the wilderness without aid for four days.
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