Suite 313 (2017)
Genre: Action / Horror
Duration: 63 minuten
Country:
United Kingdom / Italy
Directed by: Aaron Pederis
Stars: Jade Matthew, Roland stone and Mario Sarri
IMDb score:
4,5 (604)
Releasedate: 13 July 2017
Suite 313 plot
"Survive the Night..."
An agent named Alexander Conner is sent to a house because of the large amount of 911 calls that have been made. Once arrived, it turns out that something is wrong. The house is used for experiments with supernatural results as a result. Agent Conner must survive and try to uncover the secrets hidden in the house.
Actors and actresses
Sandra (voice)
Agent Connor (voice)
Agent Connor
Jacob
Sandra
The Damn Nun
Central
Agent Hale
Primal Evil
Reviews & comments
Tonypulp
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- 21231 messages
- 4608 votes
Quite meager by Necrostorm standards. Roland Stone (after his swearing and ranting in the second Hotel Inferno film) once again provides the voice of our protagonist, whom we follow closely (or helmet) throughout the film. Occasionally, for the same reason, we see our cameraman in the picture - reflecting in the helmet or almost completely in a mirror... ouch. Striking: largely included in/around a small apartment. Furthermore, a few exploding heads and rotting corpses as we are used to from the names behind this film (except for the director), but still lacks the fantasy of (for example) a Hotel Inferno.
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Shadowed
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- 11421 messages
- 6719 votes
Moderate addition to the Necrostorm universe. I had the copy of this movie for some time, but overlooked it for a long time. Thanks to a playing time of 63 minutes, it is easy to set up on a lazy evening. I am a fan of Necrostorm, but Suite 313 is rather mediocre. It is only logical that Pederis was only allowed to direct a single addition to this universe. To begin with, the main character is especially disturbing, partly thanks to the rather annoying voice-over. Constantly vulgar and unsympathetic, Pederis doesn't make it easy for us to show any sympathy for his plight. Conceptually, the film offers some nice ideas, especially the trick that you look over the officer's shoulder all the time is fun. In terms of gore, the film also regularly lashes out, although the film itself is mainly an attempt at a more atmospheric and exciting Necrostorm film. That hardly succeeds, Necrostorm shouldn't concern itself with that either. That is not where the company's strength lies. The threats are also rather idiotic, the editing is amateurish and the incessant voice-overs destroy all construction. The pace just isn't there. Fortunately, the finale is just a bit better, but until then you mainly walk around in a bare apartment where too little happens. That a film of 63 minutes feels like 90 does not seem to me to be the intention.
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