The dialogue is execrable, which partly excuses the inert performances; the sets - including one that looks like a shop's filament bulb display - are more interesting to look at than the actors.

So dull and never offers enough of Barker’s monsters to legitimately consider this a part of the series...

It’s quite obvious that director Tunnicliffe, who also designed the special makeup effects and created key props, is interested solely in visual nastiness, which he brings to tremendously disturbing new areas.

A pretty dreary and flat Se7en rip-off.