This phrase has been in my head for years. It's from a film, describing a solar eclipse.
The phrase is repeated a lot of times during the film so it stuck with me.
The film was quite scary and the hero was a barbarian-type guy. I caught the film on TV during the mid-80s when I was about 6 years old, and it gave me nightmares.
I've e posted about this before, but here goes. The book featured a young hero trying to save his land from an evil dark lord-type villain.
The villains name was very generic. Something like The Dark Lord, Lord Fear, Lord Evil or something like that.
There was a scene involving the hero coming across a lot of people kept prisoner by the dark Lord in metal cages affixed to the side of a tall mountain.
The young hero kills the dark Lord by throwing a rock at him, which hit him on the head and killed him.
I'm not sure if it was part of a series or a standalone story. I read the hardcover version, which had a dark cover featuring a well-drawn forest. I live in the UK so may have been a UK writer.
It was the title that attracted me to the book. The story was quite generic, but the title was epic-sounding. Something like Dark Universe, or Dark Planet. It might not have had Dark in the title though.
Thank you. I've been trying to remember this book for decades.
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