The story of "Terror Space" basically takes place in the dark night, and the scene is relatively single, basically concentrated in this room. The tracking shooting from behind made the whole atmosphere more tense, and the nervousness of the audience along with the camera eagerly wanted to enter the deepest part of the secret.
The combination of David Finch and Judy Foster alone is worth the fare. In order to enhance the oppression of the space and the dramatic effect, the camera walks up and down between floors several times, absolutely screaming for 2 hours do.
Judy Foster played very well, and her image of a talented woman improved the film’s IQ. It is a pity that there are still not enough wits in the script. Although the heroine has made brain teasers several times, she still has too many panic scenes at a loss.
