Rating: 7/10 -- Black Site is a modern sci-fi tale with elements of Carpenter and Lovecraft while also having heart. Full Review

Rating: 7/10 -- The overarching story and powerful performance from Schnitzler in the lead role managed to keep the film afloat and a rather gripping and fresh entry in the Sci-Fi genre. Full Review

The resulting genre mash-up involves Lovecraftian lore, and - as magic prevents firearms being used on the base - plenty of martial arts and swordplay, as well as some literal Hammer Time (à la The Raid 2). Full Review

A movie that takes a chance by trying to create its own mythos, for a fresh take on sci-fi horror. It does well in meshing the genres with likable characters and an interesting plot. Full Review

Rating: 4.5/10 -- Paton is a fantastic visual stylish with a flair for action, but despite the efforts of a talented cast, the characters have little depth and spend so much expositing about this world that nothing happens for a while. Full Review

Rating: 2/10 -- In spite of a decent premise, Black Site is a tonal mish-mash of try-hard action beats, wannabe police procedural sequences devoid of any tension, and precisely zero stakes. Full Review

Rating: 2.5/5 -- The fascinating thing about Tom Paton's Black Site is that, against all odds, it works. The cast can act. The score is a pulsating Eighties-style delight. And with a tagline like 'all gods must be deported', one knows it isn't taking itself too seriously. Full Review