Dorset Vampire thriller The Harsh Light of Day comes to DVD this October

For the weekend, we leave you with news of a release courtesy of Monster Pictures, from young writer and director Oliver S. Milburn, out on DVD this 1st October. British vampire thriller The Harsh Light of Day stars Dan Richardson and is produced by Emma Biggins.

A genre-splicing journey into the darkest depths of the soul, this was shot on a micro-budget on location in Dorset, England.



Carrying an 18 certificate, and a run time of 82 minutes, the recommended retail price for this one will be £13.27. Extras will include a short film entitled Speechless, gag reel, deleted scenes, interviews with the director, and a tips section on making independent films.

Synopsis is as follows:

Daniel Shergold, a writer on the occult, is a happily married man until the day his wife is murdered, and he is left paralysed in a brutal, seemingly random attack, by a group of masked intruders.

When the police are unable to find the perpetrators, Daniel is left in a pit of bitterness and anger. Desperately seeking vengeance, Daniel is brought to the attention of a mysterious stranger who changes everything. He offers Daniel something he hadn’t dared hope for, something that shouldn’t even be possible.

He will help him walk, help him search, help him find vengeance – and it soon becomes clear that his wife’s murder wasn’t entirely without purpose. All this, but at one hell of a price.