Bottom Feeder

In the depths beneath a forgotten hospital, an abandoned network of tunnels becomes the unlikely stage for a struggle against an insatiable hunger. The underground setting is a stark, claustrophobic labyrinth where the hum of old infrastructure collides with the echo of something far more primal. The film leans heavily into a tense, grim atmosphere, letting the darkness itself feel alive, while the ever‑present threat of the unknown keeps the air thick with dread.

Vince Stoker leads a rag‑tag crew of utility workers who have come to the site hoping to salvage equipment from the derelict building. Among them is his determined niece, Sam, whose fresh eyes add a thread of reluctant optimism to the gritty group dynamic. Their camaraderie is tested by the oppressive environment, and the simple goal of a routine extraction begins to feel like a survival test when the tunnels reveal secrets they never imagined.

Above the ground, a wealthy magnate named Charles Deather funds a groundbreaking yet perilous scientific endeavor. The project, headed by Nathaniel Leech, aims to create a serum capable of regenerating dead cells. The experiment, however, carries a terrifying side effect: a relentless hunger that can only be quelled by a special protein formula. When the serum’s consequences begin to manifest, Leech’s transformation looms as a looming, shape‑shifting menace that prowls the shadows, adopting the forms of whatever it consumes.

The narrative balances the stark, industrial aesthetic of the subterranean world with the high‑concept horror of a creature born from humanity’s own hubris. Themes of desperation, the cost of ambition, and the fragile line between survival and consumption intertwine, setting the stage for a visceral showdown where every breath in the darkness could be the last.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:46