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Title: Dark, Deafening Silence.
Review: A self-temper trying nameless young man intends to spend the night in `the great Red Room of Lorraine Castle'. He has apparently picked an ominous night, as the haggard looking bar-keeps are suggesting.Taking his 17 candles and proceeding to the Rooms door, where the fellow before our antagonist had died, he takes his chances and enters to hunker down.In un-sequenced bursts his candles die out until he's left in the worst environment ever: darkness, quiet, deafeningly silent darkness which makes the `Fear' palpable. Simply the worst type of thing to haunt a house. But was his unconscious already leaning toward fear because of the legend surrounding the room? An expose of the condition we enter when we're overcome by superstition and lore.Note the fore-shadowing and vivid depictions given of the bar-keep and patrons in their `senility' at the beginning and observe his perception of them at the end.A Wells horror short that's fairly enjoyable.
