Step into the twisted mind of Demetrius, a narcissistic serial killer who has turned murder into a grotesque form of viral entertainment. Broadcasting his grim acts live to a growing online audience, he basks in the macabre fame, blurring the line between performer and psychopath. This lo-fi horror from Denver auteur Dakota Ray immerses you in a claustrophobic world of dread, where every click, like, and share feeds a monster’s ego. With raw, unsettling performances and a gritty aesthetic that heightens the tension, The Dark Days of Demetrius is a chilling exploration of digital-age depravity that will leave you questioning the true cost of our obsession with the darkest corners of the internet.
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What is The Dark Days of Demetrius about?
Step into the twisted mind of Demetrius, a narcissistic serial killer who has turned murder into a grotesque form of viral entertainment. Broadcasting his grim acts live to a growing online audience, he basks in the macabre fame, blurring the line between performer and psychopath....
When was The Dark Days of Demetrius released?
The Dark Days of Demetrius was released in 2019.
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User Reviews
“I really appreciated the gritty, lo-fi feel – it made the whole thing uncomfortably real. The concept of a live-streaming killer is chillingly relevant, and Dakota Ray's performance as Demetrius is unsettlingly compelling. Not perfect, but it stayed in my head long after the credits.”
“Some truly intense and disturbing moments, but I felt the pacing dragged in the middle. I wanted more of the killer's backstory and a deeper look into his mind. Still, worth a watch for horror fans who enjoy something raw and different.”
“I found this genuinely unsettling. The way it explores our obsession with true crime and internet culture is brilliant. The low-budget aesthetic actually added to the realism, making it feel like a snuff film at times. A hidden gem for those who like thought-provoking horror.”
“It had an interesting premise, but the execution left me wanting more. The acting felt a bit stiff in places and the shaky cam got annoying. I think it aimed for gritty realism but ended up feeling messy. Not for everyone.”

























































































