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PHASMA EX MACHINA
Director Matt Osterman
Producer --
Cast Sasha Andreev, Michelle Bergh, Lynette Biunno
Genre Sci-Fi
Rating M (Supernatural themes, violence and coarse language)
Run Time 86 mins
Visual Format 16:9
Audio Format Dolby 2.0
Language English
Year 2011
Special Features --
Quotes “Osterman’s film finds a balance between a healthy dose of scientific theory and spooky paranormal activity with his engaging screenplay. There are also an appropriate number of chills and scares but I also appreciated the unsettling moments created by what could otherwise be looked at as blessings or miracles. Phasma is a quiet and slowly chilling ghost story that lingers around the fringes of your nerves.” – Twitch
Synopsis
Devastated by the loss of his parents Cody, who must now look after his neglected younger brother, is determined to bring them back. So he creates an electro-magnetic field in order to bridge the dimensions between the living and the dead enlisting the help of a neighbour still grieving for his own dead wife. Superb acting is equal to the brilliant screenplay from first time writer-director Osterman. This chilling and smartly conceived neighbourhood thriller sustains a spellbinding atmosphere around its unique concept and through each mounting suspenseful development begs some interesting moral questions such as how do you control who comes back? How long will they stay? Expect Phasma Ex Machina to become a hit with fans of horror and sci-fi.
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