“Dark of Light” is a suspense / revenge thriller movie directed by Kerry Patton, a former U.S. Air Force Security Forces “Defender.”
When the daughter of a former interrogator becomes victim to a child predator, her father responds the only way he knows.
What happens when a man’s worst nightmare becomes a reality? How should one react after discovering the last true love in his life has been taken away from him? Sometimes, we must deal with these horrors in our own way, outside the due process of our law enforcement system that may not give us the justice we crave.
Thomas Malum, a widow, single father, and former interrogator has only one mission – to provide for, love, and protect the only person left in his life—the one that matters most. His world is torn open when a child predator enters his home and violates his daughter, leaving her dead. When he fears that the police won’t provide the punishment he is hoping for, Thomas reacts as only he has been trained to do.
Dark of Light is a feature length film in the vein of Taken, Law Abiding Citizen, and The Equalizer.
Kerry Patton is a Veteran of the United States Air Force turned Actor, Stuntman, Writer, Producer, and Director. He attributes his new career in the entertainment world to his past military and contractual service. According to Patton, “Surviving in austere environments and cultures vastly different than the one you are used to takes a lot of acting.”
Patton started his military career as a Security Specialist in the Unisted States Air Force being assigned to Yokota AFB followed by Holloman AFB. After a break in service where he worked for the US Immigration and Naturalization Service,
he returned back to the Air Force working as a Security Forces member assigned to Pope AFB as a Phoenix Raven (Raven #448) then the 421st Combat Training Squadron (Ft Dix, NJ) where he taught the Phoenix Raven course as well as AMC’s Anti-Terrorism Level II program.
Kerry eventually left the US Air Force and became a US Defense and State Department contractor serving abroad in places like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Panama, to name a few. He eventually found his way into Hollywood and realized a dream he never imagined was sitting right before his very eyes.
Patton performed stunts in the television series The Librarians playing the role of one of the Serpent Brotherhood members as well as played the role of a Taliban member in Legit. . He worked closely with James Franco in his short series titled Making a Scene With James Franco where he did stunt work playing the role of a Libyan terrorist. Most recently, Patton performed stunts on Agent X , Banshee, and AMC’s The West.
Patton worked as an actor in movies such as Zulu Six, Blue Adrenaline, Jack County Demons, and 9 Line
As a true entertainer, Mr. Patton is also credited with writing two books based off his experiences abroad working as a contractor titled Contracted: America’s Secret Warriors and Contracted II: America’s Terror Trackers. He helped co-write the script for the movie Jack County Demons as well as created the story for the movie 9 Line. Today, he recently completed the movie Dark of Light which he created and directed.
STUNTS
The West: Deputy Bell, Stunt Coordinator Chad Knorr
Banshee: Mountain Man #2, Stunt Coordinator Marcus Young
Agent X: Chechen Rebel, Stunt Coordinator Mike Massa
The Librarians: Serpent Brotherhood Member, Stunt Coordinator Austin Brewer
Jack County Demons: Agent Zinmen, Stunt Coordinator Matt Anderson
Making a Scene With James Franco: Libyan Terrorist, Stunt Coordinator Patrick M. Walsh
9 Line: Cal Matthews, Stunt Coordinator Patrick M. Walsh
Legit: Taliban Member, Stunt Coordinator Kevin Jackson
Actor
Dark of Light: Tommy Malum, Directed by Kerry Patton
The West: Deputy Bell, Stunt Coordinator Chad Knorr
9 Line: Cal Matthews, Directed By Kerry Patton
Zulu 6: Collins, Directed By Jeffrey Reyes
Texas Zombie Wars: Bartender, Directed by AK Waters
Jack County Demons: Agent Zinmen, Directed by AK Waters
IMDB Page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6435165/?ref_=tt_cl_t8
