The Devil in Me takes us down a historical road of revitalizing the horrific tale of H.H. Holmes' murders through an obsessive fan's homemade hotel renovation. Our journey into Holmes' hotel is experienced through the eyes of our protagonists, the filmmaker crew of 'Lonnit Entertainment' under the directorial leadership of Charlie Lonnit. His crew consists of Kate (the presenter), Jamie (chief grip), Mark (cameraman), and Erin (intern audio engineer). Each member of the crew carries their own individual relationship with one another, but this time around in The Dark Anthology series, it seemed like it was more focused on the emotional state of the group as a collective, versus diving into a specific pairs' relationship, apart from romantic pairs. This time around, the characters are all given a unique ability that helps them to unlock secrets during their chapters, which I think would justify as an innovative addition, if it wasn't a linear narrat...