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So, picked this up on a whim a few weeks back whilst schlepping round Sainsbury's.

This might very well be one of the finest horror movies it's ever been my privilege to watch.

For fellow aficionados of horror cinema, it's refreshingly well made and written.

But, like another film I hold in high esteem, Cube, I really can't tell you anything about it on account that could all too easily ruin the film.

It seems pretty inexpensive to pick up, and I heartily recommend you treat yourself. I'm confident you won't be disappointed.

Late to the party, brotato chip.

https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/723229.page

It was a solid C, imo.

Dammit!

Solid C? Much better than that!

I liked it enough that I'll definitely check out a sequel(if/when), but felt it was missing quite a bit.

I'll try to watch it again soon, and expand on what I disliked about it.

Its worth a rent, for sure. Particularly if you like that cosmic horror sort of stuff. And practical effects.