It's not often I get fooled into buying a film but that happened with OUTPOST 11 (2013, aka THE WRONG ROAD) which I picked up on blu-ray thinking it was OUTPOST 2, a Nazi horror sequel. Instead it's an insipid and extremely low budget little British science fiction film in which Britain is at war with Prussia (!) and we follow the fortunes of a trio of soldiers holed up in a remote outpost. They soon start to go mad and must work out whether the enemy is coming to get them or if it's all in their heads. Well, from about five minutes in I knew this wasn't going to be very good. The horror is limited to a few scenes of spiders and the like and eventually some violence at the climax, but it's negated by routine direction and some really bad performances from all of the actors in it, especially the guy playing Graham. The whole thing is supposed to be set in some kind of steampunk future but it all takes place in a single room with just three characters so that's all by-the-by anyway. I was just tapping my fingers waiting for something interesting to happen, but sadly it never did.
Review of OutPost 11
