Just move the clock along until I pass out and it's tomorrow so I can do it again. This brings us to what the film does do on its and that is the psychological horror. However, their fight is not over when they discover a strange medication inside the tank that is mentally taking its toll on the inhabitants. Suspecting a gang of homicidal vandals, ... See full summary ». Belly of the Bulldog has so much more personality and it jumps out at you more. Every Horror Film Made from 1895 - present, I’m in my room alone bored and I will be making a list of every movie that comes to my mind until I get bored with that, The Chronological History of the Cinematic Macabre, Underappreciated (or Unknown) Excellent Horror Films. It comes as no surprise in knowing that British genre filmmaker Ben Wheatley(FREE FALL,KILL LIST) is the executive producer of this relatively grim and heavily nihilistic British feature that is the filmmaking debut of Wheatley's regular camera operator/cinematographer Nick Gillespie,as TANK 432 depicts a futuristic world that is in the middle of an apocalyptic war that pits a sixtet group of military soldiers against armies of both red jumpsuit clad people and white contamination suit sporting soldiers with the group(that consists of Rupert Evans[THE BOY{2016},THE CANAL],Steve Garry[THE FALLEN FIELD,AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR],Deirdre Mullins[MY NAME IS EMILY,HOLY WATER],Michael Smiley[ROGUE ONE,THE WORLD'S END],Gordon Kennedy[THE BORDER LANDS,T2:TRAINSPOTTING],and Tom Meeten[PADDINGTON,PREVENGE]),their two female prisoners(April Pearson[CAUGHT{2017},FRACTURED{2018}],Georgina Beedle[APOCALYPSE POMPEII]),and a sickly young late teens gal(Alex Rose March) are on…. Just avoid this piece of shit.
An addict is trapped to live the same day over and over again when he is placed onto an experimental rehabilitation program that involves memory-looping. Horror movies I've seen.


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So instead he substitutes substance for lots of vague, unintelligible bollocks that is all, he thinks, pieced together with one of the least surprising twist endings of this or any other century.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google privacy policy and terms of service apply. A little while ago I was sent the psychological horror film Tank 432 by Scream Factory in conjunction with IFC Midnight. and to receive email from Rotten Tomatoes and Fandango. This FAQ is empty.

A blossoming teenager uncovers the dark secret behind her traumatic childhood. Director – Nick Gillespie (Samuel and Emil vs The Word, The Shadow Seamstress) Tank 432 screened at Fantasia International Film Festival and will be released on November 25. The few crumbs, we do get, seem very interesting and I would’ve liked to know more.

By creating an account, you agree to the Privacy Policy | Rating: 2/5 A crew of scientists embark on a mission aboard a ship called the Nightflyer to investigate a mysterious alien signal, but soon begin to question if there is already something on-board the Nightflyer with them. Well, that was a movie where it ended and my thought was "ok, take it or leave it" it certainly didn't have any strong points. Gillespie is a frequent collaborator of Wheatley’s as a camera operator, most recently on the director’s magnificent High-Rise, but on the evidence of this he doesn’t have Wheatley’s eye for the bourgeoise absurd punctuated by visceral violence. Don't have an account? Barely a psychological thriller really. Writer-director Nick Gillespie's horror/war hybrid "Tank 432" aims for queasily unsettling ambiguity, but lands in a place that's more tedious and confusing.

I only gave it a 4 because I appreciated the claustrophobic feeling these people must've endured and the poorly acted insanity it would bring out.

The film was completely set-up this way. It's all the same, until the third act when things hit the fan.

Why was this film released on this side of the world, I'm assuming at least, with the alternate title of Tank 432 instead of Belly of the Bulldog? ), Tank 432 represents an occasionally intriguing but frustratingly oblique … The acting was "there", the dialogue was non-existent without using the f-word. 0 Comments, Director – Nick Gillespie (Samuel and Emil vs The Word, The Shadow Seamstress)

U.K. cinematographer Nick Gillespie makes his directing debut with this handsome but frustrating "Gotcha!" He seems to have picked up the knack for tedious, aimless shite populated by arsehole characters that has made up too much of Wheatley's career. New Trailer Buzz 2,261,666 views. and the Terms and Policies, Don’t worry, it won’t take long. Add the first question.

Because if you go in with the assumption that you're gonna leave everything vague, then you might not even put in much of an effort to tell a good story in the first place. The movie makes little sense and the reveal left me even more confused. Your time would be better spent reading a book or something. and to receive email from Rotten Tomatoes and Fandango.

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