at what point does a film become so bad it good. compelling in it awfulness and darkhunters stands out as a shining example of cp cinematography and for that alone and probably deserves some kind of award. the plot revolves around the age old battle of heaven and hell for the unclaimed souls of the recently dead. in the case of darkhunters and the representatives of good and evil manifest themselves variously as a herd of cats and a hooded grim reaper figure with a face of flickering flames similar to a coal effect electric fire and a philip marlowe a like with a seriously bad manicure and a female psychologist who appears to be on day release from kwik save. the protagonists are competing for the soul of a newly dead teacher who spends most of the film running around a foggy field and bizarrely and a boarding kennels in an attempt to evade his pursuers. the plot is spread thinner than a dieter sandwich with no character development or attempt to build suspense. the acting is laughable and comparable to a school play  although that would be an insult to many educational establishments. and the dialogue . oh and how my sides ached. with the unclaimed souls of the dead being described as life unwanted gherkins by the flame glow demon and you wonder whether hell really is a mcdonalds. but is is bizarrely compelling and you find yourself watching just to see how bad it can get  at just over 80 minutes and it worth the time spent for the unintentional giggles. 
at what point does a film become so bad it good. compelling in it awfulness and darkhunters stands out as a shining example of cp cinematography and for that alone and probably deserves some kind of award. the plot revolves around the age old battle of heaven and hell for the unclaimed souls of the recently dead. in the case of darkhunters and the representatives of good and evil manifest themselves variously as a herd of cats and a hooded grim reaper figure with a face of flickering flames similar to a coal effect electric fire and a philip marlowe a like with a seriously bad manicure and a female psychologist who appears to be on day release from kwik save. the protagonists are competing for the soul of a newly dead teacher who spends most of the film running around a foggy field and bizarrely and a boarding kennels in an attempt to evade his pursuers. the plot is spread thinner than a dieter sandwich with no character development or attempt to build suspense. the acting is laughable and comparable to a school play  although that would be an insult to many educational establishments. and the dialogue . oh and how my sides ached. with the unclaimed souls of the dead being described as life unwanted gherkins by the flame glow demon and you wonder whether hell really is a mcdonalds. but is is bizarrely compelling and you find yourself watching just to see how bad it can get  at just over 80 minutes and it worth the time spent for the unintentional giggles. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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