Cold Storage

A raucously entertaining B-grade blood-soaked comedy party; Joe Keery effortlessly carries the film with a standout solo performance, while Liam Neeson delivers his trademark deadpan humor as reliably as ever. Overall, while the movie doesn’t break new ground, it gets the job done competently. That said, the transitions and balance between its comedic and horror elements could have been handled more smoothly, a tighter blend would have elevated the experience to the next level.

Cold Storage (15) is a sci-fi comedy horror and although played straight it doesn't take itself too seriously. Set in a regular storage unit, as you might see just off the A34, this is one is situated in the middle of a desert and was previously a military grade facility, until decommissioned, privatised and manned by minimum wagers who are not exactly enthralled by the work but hey, it's a job. On nights is Travis aka 'Teacake' (Joe Keery) who is keen to stay out of trouble and not get mixed up in a dodgy enterprise run by janitor Griffin (Gavin Spokes). He finds that he is on shift with new girl, Naomi (Georgina Campbell). Meanwhile Robert Quinn (Liam Neeson) a retired containment expert is awoken by Abigail, a US Army operative at a command centre due to an alarm triggered at a former US Army storage facility... I will say no more about the plot. I enjoyed the film. I cared about the main protagonists, Travis and Naomi, wanting them to survive the potential fate in store for them. I liked how we gradually got to know a bit more about their lives as the film progressed, which seemed natural, like two new colleagues gradually getting to know one other. The special effects were good. The main surprise was 'item 7' which sent the film into fantasy, that is if you consider that up to that point it was still clinging to some version of reality. The film is fairly linear and there are no plot twists to complicate things and get in the way of the fun. There are some laughs and also a few jump scares along the way, so it meets the criteria for a comedy horror. If you are tired and stressed after a busy week, then this is one to watch, as it is entertaining without you having to think too hard.

Cold Storage (2026) Entertaining Film (12,332 – 15 Mar 2026 – Claudio Carvalho) In 1979, the Skylab Space Station felt **** on Earth and NASA collects the pieces. Eighteen years ago, a man in Australia calls Dr. Hero Martins (Sosie Bacon) and says that a tank from NASA is killing the population in the country. She immediately travels and teams up with officers Robert Quinn (Liam Neeson) and Trini Romano (Lesley Manville) and finds a lethal fungus. She is infected and commits suicide. The place is nuked and the sample of the fungus is transported by the USA army to a remote facility. On the present days, the army has sold the place that is now a storage facility. When the workers Travis “Teacake” (Joe Keery) and Naomi (Georgina Campbell) overhear a sound behind the wall, they break into and find the fungus that has spread. Now the only chance to save mankind is the retired Robert. “Cold Storage” (2026) is an entertaining film about a modified fungus that falls on Earth. It is forgotten in a former military facility and when the temperature raise in the room, it spreads, turning people and living beings into zombies. Great seeing Ms. Vanessa Redgrave in a cameo. Liam Neeson jokes with his age and is a funny moment. My vote is six. Title (Brazil): “Alerta Apocalipse” (“Apocalypse Warning”) My Blog: ****/

看到连姆尼森，以为又是一部营救片，可没想到连真菌感染都要让大叔来营救啊！让人歇歇吧！ 片子整体质量一般，其实就是个90分钟B级片。说实话要不是看到要在影院上映的消息，我根本都不会注意到这部。

Extravagantly goofy alien fungus sci-fi comedy, with 2 very cute young leads and gratuitous Vanessa Redgrave, that’s pretty much derivative of Everything. I paid to be entertained, and I was, but immediately began forgetting it between the theatre & the car.