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Fungal Alien Virus Threatens Humanity's Survival
30 Jan
Summary
- A mutating fungal virus from space threatens to turn humanity into moldy grenades.
- The virus originated from a Skylab oxygen tank lost in 1979.
- Two nightshift workers must stop the deadly mold's spread.
A sci-fi horror comedy titled 'Cold Storage' presents a diverting tale of a mutating fungal virus from space. This aggressive green mold, capable of turning humans into 'moldy grenades,' poses a threat to humanity's survival.
The virus's origin traces back to a Skylab oxygen tank that fell to Earth in 1979, with remnants discovered decades later in Western Australia. After causing local deaths, a sample was shipped to a U.S. Defense Security facility.
Years later, the forgotten facility now operates as a self-storage company. Nightshift worker Travis, aka Teacake, and his new co-worker Naomi uncover strange events linked to the dormant pathogen. They unexpectedly find themselves tasked with stopping its rapid spread.
Assisted by others, Teacake and Naomi race against time to contain the fast-acting, adaptable virus. The film mixes elements of sci-fi, action, and thriller with horror-comedy, featuring gory visuals and humor derived from fear.
