Science Fiction Suspense

Imagine the 1993 Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day was set in a gore splattered Haunted Hospital Halloween Maze and you have Inoperable, a frightening February release from Zorya Films and ITN. This time-bending horror adventure by writer/director Christopher Lawrence Chapman has some interesting ideas and the star power of horror icon, Danielle Harris in front of the camera, but does it deliver the scares? Let’s enter the operating room and begin our invasive procedure on this freaky flick. Most people feel uneasy in hospitals to begin with, maybe it has to do with facing our own mortality or the promise of enough jello-o and creamed corn to choke a camel that sets us on edge. Either way, it’s no ones preferred vacation spot. So the choice to set a horror film in a building where intense bodily harm and disease are prerequisites for entry makes total sense. Now consider how you would feel if you could never leave this horrible house of healing and around every corner lurked psychcotic staff