Dark Ditties Presents 'The Offer' (2017) Seven strangers are invited to a house to be offered a large inheritance, instead they find themselves trapped in a deadly game to the death.

Welcome to the twisted world of Dark Ditties, a world that is populated by characters who are as real and familiar to us all, not by name but by their failings, their dreams and ultimately their fears. The Dark Ditties world is a unique, tragic, quirky horror-comedy, award-winning anthology series with stand-alone episodes that nod to the last and wink at the ones to come.

Now Chris Griffiths and Gary Smart, with writer Neil Morris, have turned their creative attention to fiction with The Offer, the first in an anthology series of the aptly named Dark Ditties. The Offer follows a group of strangers who are invited to a desolate country house with the promise of an opportunity to win an extremely large amount of money, and all they have to do is to spend the night, and play a little game – simple, no? Of course, these things never are, and in the time ...

THE OFFER is the pilot episode of Cult Screenings UK and Dead Mouse Productions ’ new anthology series collectively called ‘Dark Ditties Presents’.

Dark Ditties Presents: The Offer (2017), directed by Chris Griffiths and Gary Smart. Written by Adam Evans, Neil Morris and Gary Smart. Starring Kenneth Cranham, Bruce Jones and Gemma Gordon.

DARK DITTIES PRESENTS: THE OFFER is a very uneven piece. Some of the revelations are genuinely surprising, others are the laziest of cliches. The only nonwhite character is, of course, a drug dealer for example. The final twist will probably be a bit divisive, some folk will find it clever...

dark ditties presents the offer (short) The pilot for a proposed new anthology series (aren’t they a bit en vogue at the moment?), The Offer is staggering. Staggering in what filmmakers can do these days for a handful of doubloons.

Dark Ditties Presents 'The Offer'的剧情简介 · · · · · · Seven strangers are invited to hear an inheritance at a remote location in the UK. All have no idea who and why their benefactor has invited them.