Horror,Science Fiction,Comedy
United States of America
The two graffiti artists, Jim and Sam, are initially hesitant to break into the abandoned research facility, but they see it as an opportunity to showcase their art. As they explore the building, they discover strange experiments being conducted and creepy, handwritten notes scattered throughout. The building's dark history as a research facility dedicated to studying a strange substance known as "soft matter" only adds to the eerie atmosphere.
As they try to escape, they come across the researchers who are in the process of resurrecting an ancient sea creature, which has been dormant for centuries. The researchers are obsessed with the creature and will do anything to keep it alive, even if it means sacrificing the graffiti artists. Jim and Sam must now fight for their survival against the researchers and the huge sea creature that has been unleashed.
The movie blends horror elements with dark comedy, as the graffiti artists try to outsmart their captors while also dealing with the bizarre situation they have found themselves in. The ancient sea creature itself is a unique monster, with a design that is simultaneously creepy and whimsical. Overall, Soft Matter is a stylish and entertaining horror-comedy that should appeal to fans of both genres.
