Cube Zero

I think the fat guy as Meryerhold was the worst actor in the cube films. It's like hi you're in a death cube and he's not acting scared or anything just making stupid statements I was so glad when they... Full review

Following the release of Cube 2: Hypercube (2003), and playing off the alleged success of the original Cube (1998), Director Ernie Barbarash takes the liberty of bringing us the third installment in the trilogy, the prequel Cube Zero.Deep in the... Full review

I was one of the enthusiasts of the original. It seemed a clever solution to one of filmdoms most persistent challenges: how to stage drama.Noir is our most basic cinematic model. The core of noir is a universe where capricious... Full review

The screen writing is so dumb it pains me to have wasted 2 hours of my life I'll never get back (where have I heard this before). The acting is so-so. Things change often enough to keep you watching and... Full review

I feel this one is the worst of the three cube's. Don't't get me wrong, it's not bad, but definitely not as enjoyable. For starters they take away the aura of mystery of the first cubes by promoting the viewpoint of... Full review

Follows the same path as most sequels. First one was great. Second was average and this one, full of bad acting and some stupid dialog and well as a lot of suspension of disbelief, this movie was weak.Too predictable and... Full review

The original "Cube" is a fantastic B-movie rich with paranoia, meaty characterization, and fine over-the-top performances. It's creepy, cryptic, and cool. And it stands perfectly well, on its own, without a stupid sequel like "Cube Zero." This third (!) film... Full review

The first Cube movie was an art movie. It set up a world in which all the major archetypes of mankind were represented, and showed how they struggled to make sense of a hostile world that they couldn't understand. It... Full review

Cube was fantastic. Cube 2: Hypercube was great. Hypercube, to me, was progression. It was a forward-thinking leap from the previous movie, and managed to expand the mystery of the Cube without giving away too much.Cube Zero gives away too... Full review

The cube movies are the most inventive and satisfying creations in budget horror films today.The first film is still in my top ten list and is a destined to be classic. I was a little disappointed by the second film... Full review

"Cube Zero" might be smartly following down the same path....For those uninterested in these deeper questions, the film is also filled with enough decapitated limbs and gruesome flesh-eating viruses to satisfy the horror crowd..... ... Full Review

First time director Ernie Barbarash takes the reigns in fleshing out the Cube series in this prequel to what I felt was a great little slice of creativity and tries to both expand on the mystery of the Cubes as well as create some mystery of his own with Cube Zero. ... Full Review

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Performance-wise, this third chapter might be the best movie of the bunch.....It's a Part 3 Slasher Flick mixed with a particularly nasty Rod Serling-style nightmare as written by a math wiz....The lovely Stephanie Moore gives us a heroine worth hooting....while not spoiling the mystery of the crazy Cubism altogether..... ... Full Review

Performance-wise, this third chapter might be the best movie of the bunch. Cube Zero moves along at a brisk pace, doling out its death-knells in a reliable cadence, delivering a surprisingly solid balance between high-end gore and a nifty narrative that actually makes sense. ... Full Review

Just a few weeks ago we told you that Ernie Barbarash (Cube Zero, They Wait) had been tapped to direct HYBRID, a comic adaptation that follows vacationing college students stalked by a mutant creature from the deep, for Studio 407... ... Full Article

Wednesday, December 17, 2008 07:00 AM Scott Licina COMIC SCREAMS - Comics & Manga Studio 407's critically acclaimed comic book series HYBRID hits stores on February 25th in trade paperback format. ... Full Article

Writer/director Ernie Barbarash helms this prequel to the sci-fi thriller Cube, with events that unfold some time prior to those in first picture. Here, another group of prisoners navigate the treacherous confines of their futuristic trappings. ... Full Article

Lions Gate is now the "King of Horror" in my books. Sure some will dispute this, but thats what makes it fun. Any rate Lions Gate has announced their lineup of dvd film releases for 2005, and here be the... ... Full Article