Absolutely hopeless. The start would be OK if it hadn't been overexploited in similarly pedestrian movies of the same genre. Maybe it was unfair to put the whole load on the shoulders of a girl who not only cannot act (director's fault, too) but cannot even breathe properly - or is asking to keep her mouth shut asking too much? The dialogues are not only bland but dumbly so. The plot is predictable. I sincerely hope Missy Keating will think of another career - maybe stack shelves at Tesco, or become a carer, or a dentist clinic receptionist (once they solve the breathing problem). In a nutshell: give it a break - watch the news instead.
Review of Dark Touch
