What makes it different from others?

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

There might be the start of a decent plot hidden somewhere in this turkey, but you'd have to bust it out with a pickaxe. It seems like the entire movie is exposition, with characters delivering lines in a monotone and with no real conviction. (The one exception to this will be obvious if you see the movie. Unfortunately, this character is totally irritating in the opposite direction.) Continuity is laughable. Where did that badge come from on the Fire Marshal's shirt? Why does the type of gun held by Grover change from one shot to the next? (It's a BB gun in one shot and then a Glock in the very next.) The capper is that it turns out there is nothing at all supernatural about what's going on. It's almost a bait-and-switch.All of the action is set in the strangest warehouse you can imagine. For one thing, it's empty. For another, there are only five people working there on some big project that has to be finished two days early. Of course, nobody actually works in the movie. (Virtually all the action takes place in the office areas and break room, where characters are constantly playing around, drinking coffee, or eating breakfast cereal. Honest.) And the one or two times they actually move something in the warehouse, they do it without using a pallet jack, a lift, or any type of equipment. They just get four people to pick it up by the corners and walk it in.The few bright spots are that the sound is pretty clear and the characters are distinguishable from each other.OH is a very boring and unrewarding movie. Don't waste your time on it.

I came across this online and to be honest I wasn't expecting much. I thought I'll give it a go and I am very pleased that I did. Despite it's obvious low budget this is a very entertaining and atmospheric film. Mainly filmed inside a large factory warehouse with a small cast it has a genuine sense of unease about it and some very creepy moments. The acting especially impressed me, particularly the main characters and the script was well written too. I especially enjoyed the performance of the inept security guard. The story concerns a group of workers on the night shift in a large warehouse, where the body of a recently deceased serial killer is being stored for research purposes. Strange things begin to happen when one of the workers open the crate for a look at the corpse. I would love to see what the director and cast could do with a bigger budget.