Back to the structure of the first two episodes, we get the setup for a great full features, full of concepts and great effects.
The atmosphere is heavy, acting's quite good. Good thing that they didn't use jump scares there, would have ruined it.
The whole decor of the base is great. Well, there's nothing really original, this is what I would have expected from any good SF movie, but it needs to be mentioned here since again, these are only shorts.
Contrary to the first ones that were more of a setup to the main action to come, here we would be closer to the end of a full feature, directly in the action with the "how did we get there" part just barely explained.. That's good too.
Great concepts There's a light that seems to possess people. It makes them create amalgams of living specimens, apparently with a learning curve. Why ? What for ? There are synthetic humans, but companies use cheaper orphans while pretending they are synthetics.
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Back to the structure of the first two episodes, we get the setup for a great full features, full of concepts and great effects.
The atmosphere is heavy, acting's quite good. Good thing that they didn't use jump scares there, would have ruined it.
The whole decor of the base is great. Well, there's nothing really original, this is what I would have expected from any good SF movie, but it needs to be mentioned here since again, these are only shorts.
Contrary to the first ones that were more of a setup to the main action to come, here we would be closer to the end of a full feature, directly in the action with the "how did we get there" part just barely explained.. That's good too.
Great concepts
There's a light that seems to possess people.
It makes them create amalgams of living specimens, apparently with a learning curve. Why ? What for ?
There are synthetic humans, but companies use cheaper orphans while pretending they are synthetics.
Great designs
The monster