IMDb RATING
4.2/10
1.3K
YOUR RATING
An architect, a security chief, a parapsychologist and an exorcist face evil in a Barcelona skyscraper.An architect, a security chief, a parapsychologist and an exorcist face evil in a Barcelona skyscraper.An architect, a security chief, a parapsychologist and an exorcist face evil in a Barcelona skyscraper.
Bob Sherman
- Williams
- (as Robert Sherman)
Ricardo Azulay
- Charlie
- (as Rick Azulay)
Ramiro Oliveros
- Joseph
- (as Radmiro Oliveros)
Mara Vador
- Rebecca's Mother
- (as Mara Bador)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMultiple sources state Ken Wiederhorn was the original director, and was replaced mid-production by Freddie Francis. However, Wiederhorn claimed in an interview that this was a misconception, that he had never been on-set and had never seen the final film. According to a May 1988 interview with the magazine Cinefantastique, Wiederhorn was initially attached to direct, but dropped out after financing fell through, and directed Return of the Living Dead II (1988) instead.
- GoofsIn the opening credits, Michael Moriarty's surname is spelled MORIARITY.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Rewind This! (2013)
Featured review
I'd been meaning to rent this for a while, and finally last night, I did, and I must say, I liked it.
Jenny Agutter ("American Werewolf in London") plays Carolyn Page, the head architect of a new skyskraper, towering over metropolitan Spain. Things are going well until a window-washer drops twenty-eight stories off the pulley, and lands on the top executive of the building. Michael Moriarity plays Dennis Randall, who is brought onto the case of the murders. Incidentally, he is also having an affair with Carolyn, who is haunted by her dead husband. In fact, so is the building, and as more people die, and Dr. Max Gold (Theodore Bikel) an exorcist, is brought in, the real secrets of the dark tower are slowly revealed, leading up to an exciting climax with a few unexpected twists.
Entertaining movie, with extremely effective music. If anything, see the movie for the music. It really envokes a feeling of dread, especially in the end chase scene. The movie plays well, and is well-acted. The ending has some surprising twists, and the only flaw was the somewhat silly looking demon. Other than that, a good movie, which gets quite tense towards the end, and has great music. Check it out.
Jenny Agutter ("American Werewolf in London") plays Carolyn Page, the head architect of a new skyskraper, towering over metropolitan Spain. Things are going well until a window-washer drops twenty-eight stories off the pulley, and lands on the top executive of the building. Michael Moriarity plays Dennis Randall, who is brought onto the case of the murders. Incidentally, he is also having an affair with Carolyn, who is haunted by her dead husband. In fact, so is the building, and as more people die, and Dr. Max Gold (Theodore Bikel) an exorcist, is brought in, the real secrets of the dark tower are slowly revealed, leading up to an exciting climax with a few unexpected twists.
Entertaining movie, with extremely effective music. If anything, see the movie for the music. It really envokes a feeling of dread, especially in the end chase scene. The movie plays well, and is well-acted. The ending has some surprising twists, and the only flaw was the somewhat silly looking demon. Other than that, a good movie, which gets quite tense towards the end, and has great music. Check it out.
- WritnGuy-2
- Mar 11, 2000
- Permalink
- How long is Dark Tower?Powered by Alexa
Details
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content