Havana Darkness is a horror film directed and co-written by Guillermo Iván. The film follows the story of three friends who travel to Havana, Cuba, in search of a manuscript written by Ernest Hemingway. They soon find themselves trapped in an abandoned building and are forced to use their wits and skills to escape before it's too late.
As the story unfolds, the three friends, played by Carolina Ravassa, Zach Rose, and Monte Bezell, begin to uncover dark secrets about the building and its past inhabitants. They realize that they are not alone and that someone, or something, is hunting them.
The film showcases the vibrant and colorful city of Havana, while also highlighting the decay and darkness that lingers in its abandoned buildings. It brings an interesting twist to the classic horror genre by setting the film in a real-life location with a rich history.
Havana Darkness premiered in 2018 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the film's unique setting and storyline, others criticized its predictable scares and lack of memorable characters. Despite its flaws, Havana Darkness remains a noteworthy addition to the horror genre and an intriguing exploration of Cuban culture and history.
