An underappreciated British horror gem with a Hitchcockian flair, And Soon The Darkness (1970) ushers in the “tourist-paranoia” and “daylight-horror” subgenres in a lean 94 minutes of suspense and mystery. It’s a film ripe for rediscovery this Halloween season — or any season you may find it . . .
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