Here's the synopsis of Scooter McCrae's follow up film.
In the future, two very special people are hiding away in a very special place.
Adrian Torque is a police officer who has lost more than half his skin to an explosion that should have killed him. Instead, his destroyed epidermis has been replaced with the tongue meat of all the people who were killed that horrible night.
Where once he only felt, he is now being slowly driven mad by a never-ending stream of tastes.
Virginia Chin is a genetically engineered combatrix with a clitoris implanted beneath the epicanthic folds of each eye and a taste for blood. Her uncontrollable murderous impulses keeps her barely one step ahead of the law,
... and each blink of her eyes keeps her tightly poised within a state of heightened stimulation that only the blood of her enemies can sate.
And now, in a run down adults-only franchise called the Sappho Motel, where even the most obscure desire of every occupant can be met for a price, they are about to collide...
Looks like the delicate social commentary fell by the wayside for this one.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">So even though it was shit, it must be applauded for trying? At least Darkness succeeded in what it set out to be....but it at least TRIED to twist a zombie-flick into something more meaningful.
DARKNESS wasn't trying to say or do anything that a thousand other zombie/vampire movies haven't already done a thousand times themselves.
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