《历史频道 黑暗的恐惧》(History Channel Afraid of the Dark)[HDTV]
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本片带领我们回到人造灯光出现之前历史时期，体验充满恐惧的黑暗时代。(文：life_is_good@YDY)
Go back to a time before the invention of artificial light and experience a world petrified in the pitch of darkness...when fear ruled the night.
Throughout the ages, real and imagined terror existed in the absence of light, and nighttime was anything but relaxing. Our predecessors cowered in caves to keep from being eaten alive.
During the Middle Ages, brutal bandits went on the prowl and roadside ditches became death traps.
Also in years past, the devil, werewolves and vampires were staunchly believed to stalk the night. With no artificial light, the black night sky of Galileo's gaze could illuminate every star without a telescope.
This chilling special explores all the reasons why the dark was so feared throughout the eras. It takes you around the globe to places where real night still exits, and examines our modern-day fear factor when the lights go out during blackouts.
本片带领我们回到人造灯光出现之前历史时期，体验充满恐惧的黑暗时代。(文：life_is_good@YDY)
Go back to a time before the invention of artificial light and experience a world petrified in the pitch of darkness...when fear ruled the night.
Throughout the ages, real and imagined terror existed in the absence of light, and nighttime was anything but relaxing. Our predecessors cowered in caves to keep from being eaten alive.
During the Middle Ages, brutal bandits went on the prowl and roadside ditches became death traps.
Also in years past, the devil, werewolves and vampires were staunchly believed to stalk the night. With no artificial light, the black night sky of Galileo's gaze could illuminate every star without a telescope.
This chilling special explores all the reasons why the dark was so feared throughout the eras. It takes you around the globe to places where real night still exits, and examines our modern-day fear factor when the lights go out during blackouts.