Clickonline writes: "The structure in general is mindlessly repetitive, filled with cheap scares fuelled by loud noises. Much of the running time is concerned with watching walls being hit from the other side – a tired horror cliché that doesn’t get any fresher here. Characters are picked off at carefully timed intervals, while everyone runs around accomplishing little but lingering where they’re likely to get their face bitten off."
Entertainment Buddha's Nick Hershey writes, "When asked to think of a terrible movie you’ve sat through, I’m willing to bet at least one or two come to immediate mind. We’ve all sat through them, beginning to end. Whether it was a forced viewing of a sappy, cliché rom-com with a significant other, or one that you thought might actually be good, and were determined to stick it out to the end because it cost eleven bucks.
Fortunately in this day and age, we have Netflix to help us. There are tons of movies few of us have heard of and the fact that it costs less than most movie theaters, it’s easier to take a chance on a film and possibly find a hidden gem.
However this post will not be about the gems. This is about the poorly scripted, poorly filmed, poorly edited movies that linger in Netflix purgatory. These are the Army Pete’s of the movie world. The ones that might not have even made it to a theater, and what once was straight-to-video is now straight-to-Netflix (not to be confused with Netflix’s original programming).
The first such endeavor is a little film called Storage 24."
Skewed and Reviewed have posted the Red Band trailer for Storage 24. The film is about a creature on the loose during a blackout.
Shockya:
Prepare to be hunted with the new poster for the upcoming sci-fi horror film ‘Storage 24.’ The movie, which is set to be released by Magnet Releasing on VOD on December 6 and into theaters January 11, 2013, was directed by Johannes Roberts.
