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West Virginia filmmaker turns state's history of extraction into monster movie ‘Dark Hollow’
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West Virginia filmmaker turns state's history of extraction into monster movie ‘Dark Hollow’
ELKINS, W.Va. — Filmmaker Daniel Byers grew up in West Virginia, repeatedly transformed by industries seeking the value of its mountains. In his new horror movie, Dark Hollow, that history becomes more literal: a monster emerges from a coal mine. The Elkins-raised writer and director is bringing the movie back to West Virginia for a series ...
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