“The most important questions are the unanswered ones.” Give that a moment to sink in, rid your mind of all preconceived notions of what makes a good horror film and hit play on DARIUSS. This is NOT your typical scary movie. Because there is NOTHING typical about DARIUSS.  

Horror comes in many forms and is inarguably incomparable to the horror of losing a loved one at an early age. They say the stages of mourning descend upon you in multiple phases…the toughest one, in my personal opinion, is grief.    

I rarely give out a perfect rating to any film as my standards (albeit minimum in criteria) are high in my expectations of a seamless picture: keep my attention; make me think; be unpredictable; give me a reason to rewatch this.  

Once upon a time, a hospital nurse went on a killing rampage due to her disdain for all the inconvenient ill patients she was forced to care for under degrading circumstances. She was self-righteous in all her exploitative disregard for human life, so she went bezerk and then committed suicide.