After a deranged scientist releases a group of experimental creatures and commits suicide, a security guard loses his grip on reality. Atop unexplained hallucinations of a strange child and...
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Title: Containment (Video 2006)
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After a deranged scientist releases a group of experimental creatures and commits suicide, a security guard loses his grip on reality. Atop unexplained hallucinations of a strange child and disembodied voices, the guard is faced with the challenge of deciphering his illusions from a dangerous reality. Consequently, he is quickly swept into a terrifying puzzle that will uncover his past, and shake the foundations of his future. The only other slight problem is that his wife has dropped off his son in the midst of this horrific nightmare. Written by Chris Schwartz
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24 October 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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The "cast/crew" that could be seen in the background in most shots was done on purpose. To support the plot, RGF purposefully placed creatures in the background/reflections of many shots to aid in the fact that this character was constantly under surveillance. Only 2 of the reflection shots are actual mistakes. This information was available in the commentary, which was cut by the distribution company. See more »Goofs
After the scientist swallows the acid, you can see the camera man in a reflection in the doorway. The same goof is repeated at the end of the film in the "bio-containment" room with the same type of door. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Unlike a couple of people here I saw this one to the end. Incidentally, you have no business commenting on a film until you see the end credits roll. That said,Containment is bargain basement amateurish dreck period. How the producer thought it would benefit his career by releasing it remains a mystery. The few cast members appear to be friends of the director and the location such as it is, must be the basement of a factory were someone involved in the production worked. How could you otherwise explain the non existent acting?,the threadbare art direction? The minimalist script written on a napkin? $900 bucks in you're bank account is no reason for zero effort.