Cold Storage (2026) begins by establishing the fate of Skylab through an opening title card, explaining it crashed back to Earth, though most of it burned up during reentry. A critical component—an oxygen tank—surprisingly survived and ended up in a remote Australian location. This immediately brings up a question. How could a significant piece of a well-known space station remain intact, become a local attraction…

It’s an enjoyable film. The acting is strong, the casting is excellent, and it successfully combines computer-generated imagery with tangible effects like prosthetics and makeup, creating a polished visual experience. It's genuinely fun to watch, featuring sharp writing, memorable characters that draw you in, and a storyline that feels important. I’d happily suggest this movie; Liam’s delivery of his lines is particu…

Following the breakdown of a space station’s orbit, one of its fuel tanks drifted to Western Australia, where “Quinn” (Liam Neeson) and “Romano” (Lesley Manville) identified a dangerous fungus growing on it. Recognizing its toxic and transformative properties, they sent it back to America for containment deep underground. Years later, the government sold the facility, which subsequently became a storage location for …

“Cold Storage” isn’t destined for awards or lasting recognition, but it manages to be enjoyable. It's a rather bleak horror-action-comedy featuring fungal zombies, and the absurdity of it all somehow comes together effectively. The movie features characters who are clearly struggling in their lives, but they don’t attempt to present themselves as anything more than what they are. The final product is fairly ea…