Rent Dark Floors (2008)

2.4 of 5 from 53 ratings
1h 21min
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Synopsis:
Desperate to help his severely autistic daughter, single father Ben decides to remove Sarah from her hospital under the cover of night. Boarding an elevator with four others Ben stubbornly refuses to listen to the pleas of a nurse to let the young girl stay, but when the doors slide open on the next floor it appears he may not have a choice. The hospital is suddenly a terrifying labyrinth of abandoned corridors, scattered with mutilated corpses disposed of by horrifying creatures from a dark world and as the group try to find a way out of the building they soon realise the same gruesome fate may not be far behind...
Actors:
, , , , , , , , , , , , Jussi Haukkamaa, Hilla Haukkamaa, Hugo Haukkamaa, Johanna Jalas, Jetta Eklöf, Joel Strömfors, Emmi Liulia, Jonna Kinnunen
Directors:
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Voiced By:
John Calton, Maggy Fellman
Writers:
Pekka Lehtosaari, Lordi
Studio:
Metrodome
Genres:
Horror
Countries:
Finland
BBFC:
Release Date:
20/04/2009
Run Time:
81 minutes
Languages:
English Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles:
None
DVD Regions:
Region 2
Formats:
Pal
Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen 2.35:1
Colour:
Colour
Bonus:
  • Behind the scenes of Dark Floors
  • Dark Floors World Premiere featurette including: Q&A with Lordi, cast and crew and live Lordi performance
  • Cast and crew interviews

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Finnish horror that never quite delivers ... - Dark Floors review by NP

Spoiler Alert
23/09/2022

This atmospheric horror film begins well, with a man Ben (Noah Huntley) concerned with the treatment his autistic daughter Sarah (Skye Bennett) is getting at the hospital at which she is being treated. Her doctor is played by Philip Bretherton, who I hoped would have a more substantial role, but sadly this was not the case. Other characters we meet are Tobias (Ronald Pickup), who again I thought would have more to do, and Security poser Rick (Leon Herbert). Apart from growling his lines so deeply as to be virtually incomprehensible, Rick contributes little also – and herein lies my ongoing problem with the film.

The story involves the gang emerging from the hospital elevator to find themselves in a deadly alternative dimension where, for the rest of the running time, ‘things’ happen. The characters are secondary to the story, and that’s a shame, because there’s not much of a tale being told.

Instead, we get frequent attacks from the monsters of the piece, played by members of Finnish death metal outfit Lordi. The main man, Mr Lordi, not only plays the lead monster (a kind of Predator/Klingon hybrid) but co-writes this. There is also a handful of leering CGI faces which, I’m sorry to say, fail to impress. The ending fails to end things on a high, which is a shame. My score is 5 out of 10.

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