Storage 24

What begins as a routine late shift inside a high security storage facility turns into a desperate fight for survival. A tight-knit mix of tenants including Charlie (Noel Clarke), Mark (Colin O'Donoghue), Shelley (Antonia Campbell-Hughes), Nikki (Laura Haddock) and David (Ned Dennehy) realize the building is not just locking them in but concealing something deadly within its steel vaults. Power flickers, corridors become mazes, and the doors seal shut as an unseen threat stirs in the dark. With time running out and trust fraying, the group must outsmart whatever is inside a structure engineered to keep danger contained. The pressure heightens as they search for an exit.

Released in 2012, Storage 24 is directed by Johannes Roberts. The film originates from an original screenplay by Davie Fairbanks, Noel Clarke and Marc Small, with Clarke also producing, yielding a brisk British sci-fi horror.

Critics offered mixed responses, praising the claustrophobic setup and strong ensemble energy while noting a familiar pace and conventional creature reveal. The film probes fear of confinement, how fear spreads through a group, and how cooperation frays under pressure.

Despite its modest footprint, Storage 24 stands as a solid example of British low-budget horror that relies on mood and practical effects. Its cast and premise helped shape later confinement thrillers, and it remains a talking point for Noel Clarke's work in genre cinema.