The Millennium Bug

About This Movie

The Millennium Bug is one of those films that really leans into the raw, gritty atmosphere of its setting. Set against the backdrop of Y2K panic, it has this palpable sense of dread, especially as the Haskin family finds themselves ensnared in an isolated wilderness. The pacing feels intentional, building tension through claustrophobic encounters with the Crawfords, who are downright unnerving. The practical effects, while not over-the-top, have a grunge quality that fits the film's tone. Performances are compelling; you can feel the desperation and paranoia. There's a certain unique charm in how it marries rural horror with sci-fi elements without taking the typical route. It's like a slice of indie horror that doesn't shy away from its dark themes.

Features practical effects that enhance the horror experience. · A blend of rural tension with sci-fi undercurrents. · Captures the paranoia of the early 2000s Y2K fears.