Dark Floors

2008 Finnish film

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Theatrical release poster

Directed by	Pete Riski
Written by	Pekka Lehtosaari
Screenplay by
Story by
Based on
Produced by	Markus Selin
Starring	Noah Huntley, Skye Bennett, Dominique McElligott
Narrated by
Cinematography	Jean-Noël Mustonen

Dark Floors is a 2008 Finnish horror film directed by Pete Riski and produced by Solar Films. The film is notable for featuring the Finnish heavy metal band Lordi, who also contributed to the film's soundtrack. The film was released on February 8, 2008, and is primarily in English.

Plot

The story of Dark Floors revolves around a father, Ben, and his autistic daughter, Sarah, who find themselves trapped in a hospital that becomes a nightmarish realm. As they attempt to escape, they encounter various supernatural entities and must navigate through increasingly bizarre and dangerous situations.

The film begins with Ben deciding to take Sarah out of the hospital due to concerns about her treatment. However, as they attempt to leave, the elevator they are in malfunctions, and they find themselves in a deserted and eerie version of the hospital. Along with a group of other trapped individuals, they must confront the terrifying creatures that inhabit this dark world.

Cast

• Noah Huntley as Ben
• Skye Bennett as Sarah
• Dominique McElligott as Emily
• Ronald Pickup as Tobias
• Philip Bretherton as Jon
• William Hope as Rick
• Lordi as the Monsters

Production

Dark Floors was produced by Solar Films, a Finnish production company, and was directed by Pete Riski, who is known for his work in music videos. The film was shot in Finland and features a predominantly English-speaking cast to appeal to international audiences.

The involvement of Lordi, a Finnish heavy metal band known for their elaborate monster costumes, was a significant aspect of the film's production. The band members played the roles of the monsters in the film, adding a unique visual element to the horror experience.

Reception

Upon its release, Dark Floors received mixed reviews from critics. Some praised the film's atmosphere and visual effects, while others criticized its plot and character development. The film has since gained a cult following, particularly among fans of Lordi and horror enthusiasts.

Also see

• Lordi
• Finnish cinema
• Horror films
• Autism in film

External links

• Dark Floors on IMDb
• Dark Floors on Rotten Tomatoes