Micro-budget genre film Hostile Dimensions is Indie sci-fi cinema at its peak and should inspire so many aspiring filmmakers in the world who are looking to make a film but have budget constraints. Scottish Director Graham Hughes, who also made the fantastic found-footage horror “Death of a Vlogger” back in 2019, is experienced enough to pull off such things, and Hostile Dimensions is a profound example of that. It’s definitely the most ambitious thing Hughes has ever tried, and I guess we can all agree that he has succeeded. Hostile Dimensions’ ending is quite messy though, but it’s also unimaginably fascinating. We’re going to look into that and the whole thing here.

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What Happens in the Movie?

Scouring through an abandoned warehouse, graffiti artist Emily and her friend Brian stumble upon a strange white door that has no business being there. The door stands right in the middle of a room.