Nightmare Box

Doom Room (also released as Nightmare Box) is a low budget British surreal horror movie directed and co-written by Jon Keeyes starring Debbie Rochon. A girl with amnesia (Johanna Stanton) wakes up in a locked room with no exit and no recollection of how she got there. Inside this room our Jane Doe finds herself taunted and abused by her captors and a series of paranormal entities who keep her from learning who she really is. This movie is like a hybrid between a fringe play and a b-horror movie. Doom Room is a bit slow and not without flaws, but an interesting take on the captivity horror sub-genre.

I wasn't sure how to rate this, so I went down the middle with a 5. Kind of resembles something you would see on stage but put in movie form. It was worth a watch but different from anything else I've seen. Ending was a bit of a surprise but made sense. I would say give it a shot but know there is some very crude sexual references in it.

This is not a film for what has become todays typical big budget supposed "horror" fans with the jump scares and same old story of expelling a demon from someome who has slowly been posessed. I wouldnt even call this a horror movie, I would call it mystery and suspense. I do agree with one reviewers post that it kind of felt like a stage performance but it doesnt matter because this film is good. It has good acting, a good plot, and a good mystery. If you are okay with that you will enjoy this movie, but if you are looking for the jump-scares or gore just skip it. It is really a shame that people are reading this movie either 1 or 2 stars, or 10 stars. This is a solid 6, it would have been 7 but unfortunately I figured out what was going on before the film revealed itself.

Poor acting, and the clearly obvious low budget let this film down, that said I gave it a score of 2 for effort.

I wouldnt waste your time watching this...i tried to give it s chance bug had to switch it off...pure rubbish in my opinion