Infini (2015) is a low budget Australian sci-fi horror with big ambitions. Not a perfect film but it has a certain “punching above its weight” charm.
A well armed, unusually good looking, team of military types are transported, digitally streamed, to a mining facility in a distant part of the galaxy. Tasked with stopping a consignment of dangerous ore from reaching Earth, they must also rescue Wit Carmichael the only survivor of an unknown biological, or parasitic, or alien, outbreak.
Writer director Shane Abbess does a good job of keeping the turns coming, although I think if he’d trimmed out ten or fifteen minutes, tightening up some of the action, resisted the compulsion to prolong the fight scenes, and eased off on the twitch-cuts, he could’ve upped the pacing without losing anything from the story.
Darrin // Nightingale 