Corrective Measures is a film with a unique perspective on a corrupt maximum-security facility that turns out quite surprising. 

Corrective Measures

In a world where superheroes rule in cinematic experiences, a new type of story arises, one about characters who are not quite superheroes but undoubtedly super. Corrective Measures is a film written and directed by Sean Patrick O’Reilly. While Corrective Measures is an original screenplay, the film is said to be sourced from a work by Grant Chastain. 

Some Parallelism

Since Stan Lee and Jack Kirby introduced the world to the idea of mutants, many stories have sprung forth and expanded the concept. Fundamentally, mutants are humans with exceptional powers that arise from disruptions in the genetic code, at least in some source material. Unlike superheroes, they are never considered good or bad. Within this film, humans with inexplicable powers have also emerged. There is no great deal of detail on where these powers arise. The extent of these powers has landed several in prison.

Plot That Thickens

Corrective Measures focuses on a maximum-security facility built for some of the most dangerous people in this society. Many inmates have powers that elevate their potential for extreme damage to the world but there is a rot in the upper ranks. This lapse in legitimate order strains the operation of the facility. As the plot progresses, viewers see how strained and impactful unchecked corruption can be.