Stupid, full of idiot characters and bad CG.

Rats. I needed an escape from that wretched election night.

Feckless or not, thanks for saving me 90 min.

i agree this movie sucks ass... go watch 'Event Horizon' instead. that is the movie you want to watch not this crap.

True, Event Horizon is a better alternative. Even Sunshine or Solaris would be better.

Mr. Hewlett should stick to acting and not drag his lovely sister into anymore dreadful projects.

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Thanks David, er, I mean marky.

That was quite the intelligent breakdown of the faults in my review of your, I mean this film. You burned me good.

It's clear to me now that this brilliant mess, I mean film, was just way over my poor little head.

Not really.

Thank you for the good laugh though. You cheeky devil you. Lol

IAm doesn't shut off life support right off because he/it takes pleasure in manipulating his victims. He's experimenting with them, seeing how they react. He's a psychopath who gets off on their suffering.

I agree that some of the characters- the cute asian chick particularly- do some monumentally stupid things, but that's the human condition. And if everyone had common sense in horror movies, they're be pretty dull.

I thought it was a pretty decent film, considering; it makes the best it can with its limitations, and Momoa makes for an effective antagonist. It's nice to see him as something other than the muscleman.

They advertise that it's from the producer of "Splice", and I hold it in the same regard; not perfect, but I found them both pretty effective films.

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I don't know about the rest of you, but I was too busy looking at Kaida (Jeananne Goossen)'s t!ts to notice whether or not there was a plot. Funny that only females chose to tie the tops of their jumpsuits around their waists, while they're traipsing around the cavernous inner spaces of a gigantic interstellar freighter (which just happen to look exactly like the roof space of a huge warehouse or factory), complete with conventional fluorescent lighting and massive steel I-beams, obviously necessary so the place can support itself against the unexplained artificial gravity. Oh, and let's not forget the marvellous life-support system that provides a nice balmy oxygen-rich environment in all this vast interior space when it's just a couple of degrees above absolute zero in the hard vacuum outside the paper-thin hull.

I suppose that's not really fair; Star Trek got away for decades with unexplained gravity and there always seemed to be breathable air and tropical temperatures no matter where they beamed over to. No need for cumbersome spacesuits.

So, anyway, a plot isn't really necessary when you've got all this other stuff to grab your attention.