Shadow

Horror movies have nothing to do with logic. They are about the dark crevices deep in the human soul, of fear and ignorance, hiding in the impenetrable shadows of the injured human mind. And Italian director, screenwriter and master of the shocking blows to human peace Frederiko Zampaglione aware of it. His author's horror of the year 2009 is the story of David, performed by Jake Muxworthyho (Beyond fear [2007]), a young soldier, who, after serve their mission in Iraq returns home and decides that the oppressive memories of the war best to chase away the smaller adventures in the form of travel throughout Europe on the saddle of a mountain bike. On your pilgrimage then in the middle of the forest he meets a sympathetic Angelina (Karina Testa - Border of death [2007]), and because they fall in love, they will know the local gloomy landscape together. Soon they will cross the route of the legend, local myth, which although at first glance seems like a story for the children, but soon begins to acknowledging frighteningly real dimensions. All the horrors experienced in the war zone suddenly become nothing against meeting with the mysterious Mortisem (Nuot Arquint), which is only proof that the reality of his cruelty often surpasses any nightmare.