I agree with many of the posters about this Irish film. It holds the suspense from beginning to end. And, in the end it mercifully leaves what happened after that to our imaginations.
I was really drawn to how dirty this film is. The characters are slowly drawn off to the pits and in the beginning I would not have guessed the one who survives.
The only critique I have here is a minor science based one, that such a thing could never survive as the film says it does, and certainly not be so generic it would immediately be compatible with human cells.
That's a little too science loony for me. But, then that's what attracts one, I suppose to the bizarre.
I was really drawn to how dirty this film is. The characters are slowly drawn off to the pits and in the beginning I would not have guessed the one who survives.
The only critique I have here is a minor science based one, that such a thing could never survive as the film says it does, and certainly not be so generic it would immediately be compatible with human cells.
That's a little too science loony for me. But, then that's what attracts one, I suppose to the bizarre.