"[4] Rue Morgue said "If [CARGO] was a five-minute short film, I’d recommend a watch with a drunken batch of friends, but as a feature.

"[5] The Cargo original motion picture soundtrack was composed by Tangerine Dream front man Thorsten Quaeschning.

"[1] Ain't It Cool News also wrote "Hey, folks... remember that teaser for [CARGO] that we covered a couple of weeks ago?

If it conjures up Stein and Dixon's work on STRANGER THINGS for you, that's no surprise-- Tangerine Dream's Thorsten Quaeschning composed the soundtrack.

Seeing the trailer, I was expecting something atonal and basic like Jason Segal's FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL character might have performed under the direction 'dark and ominous'... but this is something out of my TRON dreams.

[8] Kirkus Reviews described the novel as "A frequently intense kidnapping tale that takes full advantage of its confined setting.