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The Void
Jeremy Gillespie
(2016)
90min
18 Certificate
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Review
Our Score
by
Dave Aldridge
There's daft. There's dafter. And then there's
The Void
, a thoroughly bonkers schlock-fest awash with nods to John Carpenter (
Assault on Precinct 13
,
The Thing
,
Prince of Darkness
),
Hellraiser
and even Michael Mann cult chiller
The Keep
. Set against the backdrop of a hospital under siege, this pot-pourri of horror tropes manages to incorporate everything from cultists and mad doctors to misshapen human experiments and tentacled thingies that look like they've slithered straight out of the pages of an HP Lovecraft book. And that's not to mention some pretentious pan-dimensional triangle stuff. Lovingly and lingeringly lurid, there are extensive gory bits, some needlessly filmed with irritating strobe-light accompaniment. It's all fairly slickly, some may say sickly, made. And there's definitely some guilty pleasure to be derived from watching it. Realistically, though, this is for hardcore horror fans.
Summary
Shortly after delivering a patient to an understaffed hospital, a police officer experiences strange and violent occurrences seemingly linked to a group of mysterious hooded figures. Thriller, starring Aaron Poole and Kenneth Welsh.
Cast & Crew
Daniel Carter
Aaron Poole
Dr Richard Powell
Kenneth Welsh
Allison
Kathleen Munroe
The father
Daniel Fathers
Kim
Ellen Wong
Mitchell
Art Hindle
Beverly
Stephanie Belding
Ben
James Millington
James
Evan Stern
Simon
Mik Byskov
Director
Jeremy Gillespie
Director
Steven Kostanski
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Other Information
Language:
English
Colour
Theatrical distributor:
Signature
Guidance:
Violence.
Available on:
DVD and Blu-ray
Released on:
31 Mar 2017
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