Crawlspace [HD]

Crawlspace
Deep beneath the Australian Outback lies Area 52, a secret research facility that the government doesn't want you to know about. Here, experiments in human biomechanics have unleashed the ultimate weapon... And one that Australia's top special forces agents will be unprepared to face as they enter the facility on a seek and destroy mission! CRAWLSPACE attempts to combine CUBE's suffocating mood with the psychological terror of PATRICK or THE SENDER, although it falls short in either department. Writer/Director Justin Dix relies far too heavily on a twist ending which has been blatantly broadcast from very early on. This makes for very little suspense and minimal guesswork as the audience wades through an all-too-familiar plot and predictable characters. CRAWLSPACE does come through with a few commendable moments of supreme tension as the characters face their darkest fears within the close confines of the tunnels, but these are short-lived. The added gore, claustrophobic sets, and...

Not a classic but entertaining
It is an interesting Sci-Fi horror movie - gets a little confused at times but has some nice twists and decent action.

pretty cool, if in line with several other similar movies
So there's there are quite a few Elite military unit goes into the lab, fights the monster type movies. I thought htis one was a cool and reasonably interesting take on the theme. I'm not one of these super critical movie buff types, I like scifi entertainment. I was entertained, surprised a bit and really enjoyed the movie.

It's not the greatest movie of all time or anything, but was really good and better than a B-run hack film, Didn't even really seem low budget to me, not that'd I'd have cared, not my business, rally, how much it cost to make nor even all that interesting. Story wasn't super original, but told in an interesting a oh, semi-original way.

Anyways, well worth renting or buying if you enjoy scifi.

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