Not the best the series has to offer, but an strong episode in the season and effective at what it does. The ending is perhaps a bit corny but brings in a bit of humanity into what is otherwise a technological horror. The stripped down basic essence of it works well, and the special effects are effective - I assume a mix of physical work and CGI in some way. In the same way the warehouse could be taken to be an extension of the warehouses today where drone pickers are already starting to be used - but again it doesn't labor this point. Technology is in there, with examples of sleep functions, adaptable apps etc, but it is not really making a point on any of these so much as it is just grounding the episode in the recognizable. Three interconnected tales of technology run amok during the Christmas season are told by two men at a remote outpost in a frozen wilderness. As such it delivers quite a thrilling and tight episode. In essence it is The Terminator but without any plot or backstory to slow it down. From here the drone hunts down the only character to make it far enough to be considered a chase. Season 4, Episode 1 (2017) The acclaimed Black Mirror Series 4 premiere revolves around a disgruntled gaming employee ( Jesse Plemons) who takes revenge on his cruel co-workers through the. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, a small group of survivors seek out a package in a warehouse, only to disturb a 'dog' - one of the robot drones that we assume has led to the slaughter of most of mankind.
It is in black/white, only has a handful of characters, and is basically one extended chase sequence. The 40 minutes is stripped down to base elements.
Almost at the end of a lesser season of episodes from Black Mirror, Metalhead is probably one of the stronger episodes.
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