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Summary Josh Hartnett is a character actor that's slowly made a name for himself in the horror genre, appearing in a wide variety of movies and TV shows of uneven quality. Perhaps most famous for his role as Michael Fitzgerald on ABC's Cracker, Josh Hartnett is a teen idol turned character actor who has shown up in a diverse array of media.
Among them, The Same is by far the most horror-focused, presenting the disturbing tale of a voyeur with dwarfism who harbors an obsessive, murderous crush on his neighbor, told completely sans dialogue. While this particular short boasted Josh Hartnett in its cast list, he only appears incredibly briefly, making his token role feel like a cheap way to engage audiences.
Unlike the real case, which was never definitively solved, The Black Dahlia hypothesizes a depraved narrative which may have resulted in such a tragic, heartless killing. Despite bristling with other famous actors like Scarlett Johansson and Aaron Eckhart, The Black Dahlia failed as a horror movie, a heady thriller, and a star vehicle for Josh Hartnett.
Painfully formulaic, the film adds little in the way of new ideas to the franchise, even if the performances therein are solid enough. That includes Hartnett as the shell-shocked John Tate, who quickly learns not to underestimate his mother's fears. That being said, Michael Myer's classic mask in this entry is distractingly bad, which is a difficult hurdle for any scares to overcome.*Availability in US Halloween: H20 is the seventh installment in the iconic horror franchise.
All the performances are absolutely stellar, although the film often bites off more than it can chew with dizzying imagery and meandering philosophical posturing that ultimately goes nowhere. A flawed product, I Come with the Rain is at least fascinating enough to be worth an invested watch-through. For what it's worth, the film wears its influences on its sleeve, actively acknowledging and even outright parodying iconic sci-fi tropes much like the original Scream did with slasher movies. While the film's expansive cast might split the narrative attention too many ways, The Faculty is a solid, atmospheric science fiction horror story, even if it isn't the most unique.*Availability in US The Faculty is a 1998 horror mystery film directed by Robert Rodriguez.
While these two elements are nearly strong enough to carry Trap across the finish line, Shyamalan's nonsensical plot logic drags the excitement to a screeching halt by the end of the movie. Hartnett's two-faced performance may be brilliant, but it's still ultimately marred by questionable writing. As the city prepares to enter its long night, vampires descend on the town, wreaking havoc and bloodshed. Josh Hartnett does his best as a tired man in a hopelessly impossible survival scenario, doing his best to keep everyone alive despite the omnipresent danger.
Beyond the Sea was one of the strongest episodes of Black Mirror's 6th season , thanks in no small part to Hartnett's incredible performance
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