Storage 24 is a British science fiction horror film directed by Johannes Roberts. The plot sees recently single Charlie (Noel Clarke),as he goes to the storage unit he used to share with his ex-girlfriend Shelly (Antonia Campbell-Hughes) to collect his belonging. Whilst these not only is there an awkward reunion between the ex-lovers, but there is also an alien hunting them down.
When someone says cheap British horror this is the first film that comes into my head, and I don’t mean that in a good way. It looks awful and having one setting is not inherently a bad thing but when you do nothing with it and you make it become repetitive then it is.
The only pro I have for this film is the creature design looks good. It is not until late into the film that we get a good look at the creature, but when we do it is impressive to behold, it looks like a cross between the creature from the black lagoon and an elder god.
The acting is very average, the actors are good, (at least Noel Clarke and Laura Haddock are), but here they are given nothing to do, they are just going through the motions, none of them convincing, for about an hour and a half before a ridiculous ending.
Overall, this is so generic it is almost painful.
Pros.
The creature the design
The ending is so bad it is almost laughably good
Cons.
The performances aren’t good or convincing
The setting is repetitive and underused
The premise is dumb and ridiculous
It is predictable
1/5
Reviewed by Luke
Another Millennial Reviewer 
Yeah, I’ve only seen this one a single time, but that ending (which I guess was supposed to be a surprise?) stuck with me as an utter fail, and as you say, it’s not like the rest of the movie isn’t overly generic. I don’t know if I’d rate it as lowly, but it’s definitely not good.
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