Shadow in the Cloud

As a New Zealand bomber is about to take off, Maude Garrett climbs on board. She has her papers in order, and a bag with vital and top secret content. The crew are immediately skeptical of having a woman among them, and aggressively force her into a ball turret hanging from the plane’s underside. Stuck in this claustrophobic bubble, she witnesses inexplicable technical failures and the emergence of enemies, both of earthly and supernatural origin. And her crucial cargo is left in the main cabin, with a crew not believing a single word she is saying.

Shadow in the Cloud is clearly inspired by both Buried and classical war movies, and in Chloë Grace Moretz we get an ass kicker we haven’t seen since Ellen Ripley in Alien. Breathtaking stunts mixed with a surprising but awesome synth soundtrack will get your blood pumping. Get ready to sit on the edge of your seat for a full 80 minutes, because this is a B-movie at its most entertaining.