Synopsis

A about male-bonding and miscommunication described as "The Big Chill slammed into The Evil Dead."

Tyler Crawley needs his friends, now more than ever. Recovering from mental stress in the wake of his mom's death, Tyler has been counting on a weekend with the guys to bring him back to normal. For Tyler's sake his old buddies rally themselves, though the "glue" which keeps them together has weakened with the passing of recent years -- a natural enough occurrence.

But with the introduction of a single unnatural occurance -- the corridor itself -- the knots in these male bonds will come loose with a terrifying speed. Both a fantastical passageway to somewhere and a passageway into the mind of the male animal, the corridor will lead Tyler and his friends to the very edge of sanity and beyond...

Official Review

While director Evan Kelly’s Canadian indie flick is being touted as a “sci-fi thriller”, over-eager viewers should note that the sci-fi elements take a good hour to reach maximum charge. A handful of old friends reunite at a snowbound cabin in the woods after a years-old tragedy, and with all the angsty talk of receding hairlines and male sterility, the first half of The Corridor detours through Men of a Certain Age country while on route to Dreamcatcher territory. Sure, some creepy sci-fi shit eventually happens, but those looking to be “thrilled” are going to have to bring along a spare backpack full of patience. …Read More