Now, seeing that it was from the Sci-Fi channel, my bias filter naturally kicked in. Seeing that it was produced by Lion's Gate mitigated any negative thoughts. Seeing the previews of lame movies on the discs beforehand brought back the bias, but when I actually watched the show, I was impressed.
My mother has a monthly Netflix-like program with Hollywood Video where she pays x dollars and gets 2 movies at a time for an unlimited time. She has a habit of picking random movies which are usually terrible. This time, however, what I saw I enjoyed thoroughly.
It is, as I said, called the Lost Room. It's a surreal thriller about a cop who acquires a mysterious key that will open any door with a tumbler lock. Behind every door is the same mysterious hotel room, and when one exits the room, one can travel thence to anywhere.
Don't want to spoil it too much. I give it a 4 / 5.
My mother has a monthly Netflix-like program with Hollywood Video where she pays x dollars and gets 2 movies at a time for an unlimited time. She has a habit of picking random movies which are usually terrible. This time, however, what I saw I enjoyed thoroughly.
It is, as I said, called the Lost Room. It's a surreal thriller about a cop who acquires a mysterious key that will open any door with a tumbler lock. Behind every door is the same mysterious hotel room, and when one exits the room, one can travel thence to anywhere.
Don't want to spoil it too much. I give it a 4 / 5.
