Tesseract 2: The Tesseract

Eight strangers with different identities and unknown to each other woke up at the same time and found themselves in a cube-shaped room. No one remembered how they got here, and no one knew where they were. After investigation, several people found that there was a door on each of the four sides of the cube, which connected to another identical cube. The only difference was the traps in each room. The structure of the entire building is like a Rubik's Cube building full of dangers, and it is full of supernatural phenomena that are difficult to explain by modern science. 8 people have gone through many difficulties and dangers, and some people have suffered accidents one after another. Who can escape from this nightmare? This film is the sequel four years later to the low-cost and highly acclaimed Canadian science fiction thriller "The Cube" (also known as "The Cube"). It is produced and distributed by Lionsgate, the king of Hollywood B-movies. The film continues the story structure of the previous generation and further introduces the concept of four-dimensional space, making the overall style of the film more abstract and peculiar.