Glasshouse

Seems everything is some kind of somethingpunk these days; Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Spacepunk ... etc., so, I'm labeling this the above.

I liked it. I loved it.

It may not be for all audiences because it's a bit slow, but, it's a slow strung with gnawing tension.

It's a little reminiscent of Z for Zachariah (2015), but with a darker, spookier feeling that more's unsettling than things are already obviously unsettling, as well as that ongoing tension of expectation for awful things happening any moment now.

I, personally, felt the film was rather phenomenal, and well worth the watch.