Credited cast: | |||
Jessica Barden | ... | Lee | |
William Ash | ... | Ian | |
Robert Beck | ... | Grant | |
Sally Carman | ... | Mand | |
Roxanne Carrion | ... | Alex (as Roxanne Pallett) | |
Elliot James Langridge | ... | Michael | |
Louis Emerick | ... | Dave | |
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Andrew Ellis | ... | Dig |
Joanne Mitchell | ... | Katie | |
Emmanuel Ighodaro | ... | Sean | |
Mark Sheals | ... | Chuck | |
Sally Bankes | ... | Nurse | |
Tom Wells | ... | News Reporter | |
Andrew Shaw | ... | Crowd Extra | |
Garth Maunders | ... | Eddie |
Manchester, the present. Michael divides his time between the job center and the pub. A chance meeting with Lee, an introduction to her Uncle Ian and a heavy night on the lash lead to a job working the door at a Northern Quarter massage parlor. After witnessing the violent death of one of the punters, Michael experiences blood-drenched flashbacks and feels himself being sucked into a twilight world that he doesn't understand but that is irresistibly attractive. When he eventually finds out what goes on in the room below Cloud 9, Michaels' life will never be the same again.
The acting in Habit wasn't bad so that's already something but I can't say it's a satisfying movie. For that the story is a bit simple, not enough elaborated, even though the plot is pretty straightforward. It could have been better, now it's just about cannibals eating some random victims. They don't tell you why they do it, how they became like that and so on. The horror scenes are pretty gore so for the fans of that genre it's a good thing. For a low budget movie it isn't all that bad actually but it definitely could have been better storywise.