This is a supernatural conspiracy theory thriller that turns gory at the end and is thought provoking at the same time.
Unlike the unreadable and unwatchable DaVinci Code books and films, The 7th Dimension is easy to get into but makes you work to keep up with each twist and turn. There's no let up and you have to pay attention as the story unfolds.
After a relatively slow, low key start the film gets into its stride and turns up the suspense as the main protagonist Declan, either becomes a higher being or gets more and more demented.
There are some genuinely scary moments and the story, although mainly gobbledygook is plausible enough to let you suspend your disbelief.
Not a multi million pound blockbuster, but all the better for it.
Unlike the unreadable and unwatchable DaVinci Code books and films, The 7th Dimension is easy to get into but makes you work to keep up with each twist and turn. There's no let up and you have to pay attention as the story unfolds.
After a relatively slow, low key start the film gets into its stride and turns up the suspense as the main protagonist Declan, either becomes a higher being or gets more and more demented.
There are some genuinely scary moments and the story, although mainly gobbledygook is plausible enough to let you suspend your disbelief.
Not a multi million pound blockbuster, but all the better for it.