New ‘BioShock’ Fan Film Inspired by Game’s Audio Logs

With the following BioShock recreation at the moment in manufacturing, you’re in all probability wanting one thing to tide you over. 64 Bits gave us one thing on the retro facet, and now Solano Pictures has gone one step additional with an 11-minute fan movie, “The Interrogation of Timmy H”.

Written and directed by Dan Duthie and starring Shawn Shelpman, David Ogrodowski, Jack Erdie and Georin Aquila, The Interrogation of Timmy H tells the story of Timmy H., the unlucky corpse you encounter in Neptune’s Bounty within the first BioShock recreation. An audio log particulars Timmy’s “interrogation” by the hands of Sullivan, who on the time was working for Andrew Ryan.

This brief goes again two years previous to the occasions of the primary recreation, giving Timmy the id of a smuggler working for Frank Fontaine. It briefly recounts the occasions that transpire within the audio log earlier than veering off in its personal route (with a twist).

The brief additionally options an unique rating by Gary Schyman, who contributed music to the primary three BioShock video games.

With one thing this atmospheric and sinister, it makes you marvel Gore Verbinski might have achieved together with his proposed movie adaptation earlier than it was canned. Still, glimpses like these additionally make you hope that somebody will get to giving BioShock a full feature-length adaptation some day.

And in case you’re within the temper for online game fan movies, do try Leigh Thorne and Ruben Abreu’s Silent Hill: Road of Guilt, which can be on YouTube.

Thanks to PC Gamer for the heads up.