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Despite flaws that in hindsight appear obvious, it's a great story and Holbrook, especially, is terrific.

It's a potent idea for a film, and Deodato pulls it off well, with taut pacing and montages which contribute to a growing sense of disorientation.

The majority of the cast seem as though they're reading lines from a book and struggling to make the dialogue appear real.

Writer/Director Todd Stephens shows no dramatic flare, either in charge of a pen or a camera.

The designers are caught in an unfortunate time loop that keeps dragging them back to the Eighties.

The Rocky Horror Show flits briefly across your mind, except that was fun and this is vile.

A fundamentally excellent show that very rarely stints in quality, always presenting a deliciously difficult puzzle in a pleasant, but exciting manner.

Kevin Corrigan holds it all together with a brooding, anxious performance.

There is no light or shade in the script, creating a stiltedness due to a lack of humour and and blind focus on drama.