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Blog & StoriesIn a post-apocalyptic wasteland, scavenger Mo discovers a mysterious cyborg head and gifts it to his girlfriend Jill, a metal sculptor. But the head is not just a piece of junk; it’s a lethal autonomous killing machine that rebuilds itself using her tools and apartment, turning her sanctuary into a nightmarish death trap. As Jill fights for survival, she must outwit a relentless and cold-blooded predator that stalks her through her own home. A claustrophobic, cyberpunk horror that blends techno-paranoia with gritty, DIY aesthetics, ‘Hardware’ delivers a slow-burn tension that erupts into brutal, visceral chaos.
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CyberSlasher – 7/10
“The atmosphere is thick with grime and techno-mysticism. Loved the industrial vibe and the slow-building dread before the killbot wakes up. The apartment setting makes it feel claustrophobic and terrifying.”
GoreWhisperer – 4/10
“I get the appeal, but for me it dragged a bit. The acting felt stiff and the killer cyborg wasn't as scary as I hoped. Some cool gore, but not enough to save it.”
RetroHorrorFan – 8/10
“A hidden gem of 90s cyberpunk horror! The killer robot design is iconic, and the soundtrack really amps up the tension. It's gritty and unsettling, exactly what I want from a dystopian horror.”
FinalGirlX – 6/10
“There's a solid idea here, and the final act is intense. But it takes a while to get going, and some scenes feel unnecessarily drawn out. Still, it's worth a watch for the creepy automaton and the DIY horror aesthetic.”
