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Thursday, 23 October 2025

The Complex: Lockdown (2020)


After a deadly bio-terrorist attack on London, two scientists are trapped in an underground facility with one of the assailants. This is actually the film edit of the interactive movie The Complex. I recommend playing the game over it.

2 nano-technologies out of 5

White Chamber (2018)


In war-torn Britain, a woman is held in an environmentally controlled white prison cell, where she is tortured for information. Gradually, we peel back the layers to understanding. Honestly, the story would have been better served by concealing the mystery for longer and sticking to the central conceit.

2 wet-bulb temperatures out of 5

Winterstoke House (2016)

AKA: Servants' Quarters

A woman alone in a lavish country estate begins to experience visions which might be connected to the previous occupants. She discovers a locked room and begins to investigate while dealing with her fragile mental state. I liked the setup, but I was expecting more out of it. Forgettable for the most part.

1½ onibaba masks out of 5

Unhallowed Ground (2015)


A group of military school cadets are tasked with patrolling the building on their last day of term, which apparently housed a number of deaths dating back from the Black Plague. It's low budget dreck that gave me little joy.

½ a shock in the shower out of 5