'The Rig' review: A leisurely swim to eco-Armageddon


'That stark lighting can only mean one thing, something sinister is about to happen.' Photos: Handout

Isolated installations, mysterious menaces, possible paranormal phenomena... where have we seen/heard it all before? Everywhere, from the amazing John Carpenter's The Thing to The Abyss to the more recent Kristen Stewart horror-thriller Underwater (which achieved the distinction of actually bringing HP Lovecraft's Cthulhu to the screen without any fanfare).

The Rig, an ecological-themed SF mystery-suspense-adventure offering, offered up a similar combination and atmosphere when it made its debut in early 2023.

6.5 10

Summary:

Needs more Cthulhu.

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