Dark Crimes debuts exclusively on DIRECTV April 19 and opens in theaters and On Demand May 18.
The real-life case that Alexandros Avranas' Dark Crimes is based on is deliciously post-modern. As detailed by author David Grann in The New Yorker, an author named Krystian Bala had murdered a businessman named Dariusz Janiszewski sometime in 2000. The trail was lukewarm-to-cold for three years when Bala published a sensationalist crime novel called Amok, wherein he essentially wrote a fictionalized version of his own actions, leading the police to him. A true crime author essentially used his own crimes as inspiration. This sounds like the premise of an episode of Tales from the Crypt, especially given Bala's propensity to present himself as a badass Nietzsche-quoting hipster nihilist.
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