Exit 8

Falls into the unfortunate “waits to see what happens instead of running away from danger” trope, but that’s about the only gripe I have with it. Wonderful set design (reminded me of The Substance), the music was great and the acting good. It felt largely like a game, trying to find the anomalies with the characters, and the beginning set the tone really well, as well as being a fun call back to the fact it’s based on a video game. The story itself is spectacular (but simple, though that isn’t to its detriment) too, and the fact it takes place in Japan makes a lot of sense.