Perfect concept for the independent production it came from.

Rating: 7/10 (28 January 2015)

Out of Saw, Phone Booth, Buried, or any other independent thrillers, this one is by far the most unique. The concept alone is enough to give it the edge. With Night of the Living dead related cheesiness, lame acting, semi-lame screenplay, weird sets etc, the premise alone is enough for it to get by. 6 strangers wake up in a cube shaped room, with no idea how they got there. Every other room they visit via airlock hatch on the walls leads to an identical room with a different color. Realizing that most of the rooms are booby trapped, they must put their heads together to find a way out of the deathtrap.
The characters, though aren't acted well, are entertainingly over the top. Worth and Kazaan are the best. The question of who is doing this and why pops up a lot in the group. Later on you realize that Worth was hired by an unknown to design the outer shell of the compound, and the original purpose is unknown, which is quite fascinating. It's a film with no answers, it's just in your face is all you get.
The filming is done super quirky. It's got still shots of sets, and very draggy camera movement, it makes me feel like i'm in less produced and badly acted Stanley Kubrick film. The booby traps are pretty cool as well, making for some entertaining scenes. Even though it isn't the smartest thriller, it's definitely a fascinating concept that is carried by over the top actors, insane sets, and interesting concepts of humanity.