A Surprisingly Satisfying Flick

Rating: 7/10 (21 December 2015)

I went into this film expecting a low quality film reading reviews on its different camera work, but what I got out was a very satisfying movie that will make you want to watch it again out of curiosity.
Much like Monsters (2010) and Super 8 (2011), the technique behind not being able to see the monster's appearance provides us with an engaging story that focuses more on the struggle to get out rather than the struggle to kill the 'monster'.
The refreshing camera work brings us into the action alongside the protagonists and really helps us get to know the characters, making the struggle to get out, all the more real.
Not just the camera work, but the visual effects and cinematic teams should be applauded for their original take on a Sci-Fi monster film. Although the cliché aspects of the film were there, the originality and experimental camera work shows us that this film may lead to more like it.