London is in chaos. A military cargo plane has crashed leaving its highly classified contents strewn across the city. Completely unaware London is in lockdown, Charlie and Shelley, accompanied by best friends Mark and Nikki, are at a Storage 24 dividing up their possessions after a recent break-up. Suddenly, the power goes off. Trapped in a dark maze of endless corridors, a mystery predator is hunting them one by one. In a place designed to keep things in, how do you get out?
Cast
Production
| Director: | Johannes Roberts |
| Producer: | Noel Clarke (producer) |
| Steve Cook (co-producer) | |
| Johnny Fewings (executive producer) | |
| Roslyn Hill (co-producer) | |
| Pankaj Kapoor (executive producer) | |
| Manu Kumaran (producer) | |
| Shail Shah (executive producer) | |
| Marcus Campbell Sinclair (co-producer) | |
| Shilpa Sharma (supervising producer) | |
| Writer: | Noel Clarke (written by) |
| Davie Fairbanks (written by) | |
| Marc Small (written by) |
Reviews for Storage 24
Science Fiction Flim
When it comes to fare such as Storage 24 – low-budget Alien rip-offs of the sort you get to see on Syfy – then you must take what you can get.
What Culture
Lowering expectations from practically its first minute, there is little good to be said about Johannes Roberts’ (F) British horror pic Storage 24. Beginning with a suspect opening exchange, in which an explosion at a storage facility causes onlookers...
Read review2 Jul 2012
Express.co.uk
STORAGE 24 is a highly competent and ambitious British sci-fi shocker that creates some big frights on a low budget.
Read review27 Jun 2012
Shockya.com
A military plane crashes in London and several containers are blown all over the city, one of which ends up in a public storage facility where some people are utilizing at the time.
Read review29 Mar 2013
Screen Jabber
This is a nifty little horror thriller with a refreshingly simple set-up. London has been desecrated by alien invaders and one such creature lurks in a storage facility, terrorising the few individuals locked in. This low-budget effort rarely moves...
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Reviews for Storage 24
Science Fiction Flim
When it comes to fare such as Storage 24 – low-budget Alien rip-offs of the sort you get to see on Syfy – then you must take what you can get.
What Culture
Lowering expectations from practically its first minute, there is little good to be said about Johannes Roberts’ (F) British horror pic Storage 24. Beginning with a suspect opening exchange, in which an explosion at a storage facility causes onlookers...
Read review2 Jul 2012
Express.co.uk
STORAGE 24 is a highly competent and ambitious British sci-fi shocker that creates some big frights on a low budget.
Read review27 Jun 2012
Shockya.com
A military plane crashes in London and several containers are blown all over the city, one of which ends up in a public storage facility where some people are utilizing at the time.
Read review29 Mar 2013
Screen Jabber
This is a nifty little horror thriller with a refreshingly simple set-up. London has been desecrated by alien invaders and one such creature lurks in a storage facility, terrorising the few individuals locked in. This low-budget effort rarely moves...
Empire
One or two serious scares and some excellent creature design work make this a superior British horror sci-fi.
SFX
Who’d have guessed that in the summer where Ridley Scott made his long-overdue return to the Alien-verse, a small budget British flick with a duff name would achieve greater creative success in recapturing some of that series’ core strengths?...
Read review29 Jun 2012
Time Out London
If everything in Johannes Roberts’s sci-fi/horror was as scary and thought-through as its complex, flesh-ripping alien predator (kudos to creature consultant William Todd-Jones) it would tear a hole in the British genre scene.
Cast
| Noel Clarke | ... | Charlie |
| Colin O'Donoghue | ... | Mark |
| Antonia Campbell-Hughes | ... | Shelley |
| Laura Haddock | ... | Nikki |
| Jamie Thomas King | ... | Chris |
| Ned Dennehy | ... | David |
 | Geoff Bell | ... | Bob |
| Davie Fairbanks | ... | Greg |
| John Hasler | ... | News Reporter (voice) | |
| Alex Price | ... | Jake |
| Ruth Gemmell | ... | Sarah | |
| Amy Pemberton | ... | Lucy |
| Robert Freeman | ... | Alien |
Production
| Director: | Johannes Roberts |
| Producer: | Noel Clarke (producer) |
| Steve Cook (co-producer) | |
| Johnny Fewings (executive producer) | |
| Roslyn Hill (co-producer) | |
| Pankaj Kapoor (executive producer) | |
| Manu Kumaran (producer) | |
| Shail Shah (executive producer) | |
| Marcus Campbell Sinclair (co-producer) | |
| Shilpa Sharma (supervising producer) | |
| Writer: | Noel Clarke (written by) |
| Davie Fairbanks (written by) | |
| Marc Small (written by) | |
| Composer: | Christian Henson |
| Cinematographer: | Tim Sidell |
| Editing: | Martin Brinkler |
| Casting: | Colin Jones |
| Gail Stevens | |
| Production Design: | Malin Lindholm |
| Art Director: | Stuart MacKay |
| Costume Design: | Andy Blake |
| Miss Molly | |
| Makeup: | Josh Head (prosthetics designer) |
| Lauren Johnson (assistant makeup artist) | |
| Conal Palmer (makeup effects artist) | |
| Harriet Thompson (assistant makeup artist) | |
| Jenna Wrage (makeup designer) | |
| Robbie Drake (prosthetic technician) | |
| Production Management: | Emily Beddard (production manager) |
| Steve Cook (post-production supervisor) |
Companies
| Production Studio: | Unstoppable Entertainment |
| Medient Entertainment | |
| Big Yellow Films |
| Ireland | 29 Jun 2012 | |
| United Kingdom | 29 Jun 2012 | |
| Turkey | 31 Aug 2012 | |
| Hong Kong | 11 Oct 2012 | |
 | Kuwait | 6 Dec 2012 |
 | United Arab Emirates | 27 Dec 2012 |
| Japan | 12 Jan 2013 | |
| France | 16 Sep 2012 | |
| Netherlands | 17 Oct 2012 | |
| Germany | 25 Oct 2012 | |
| Finland | 21 Nov 2012 | |
 | Oman | 27 Dec 2012 |
| United States | 11 Jan 2013 |
