7 ways your cooling tower

could cast in a

horror film:

Please, make yourself

comfortable…

Welcome to the show

(1956)

Approved | 7.8 out of 10 Stars | Horror, Sci-Fi

A local cooling tower inspection team becomes suspicious that the cooling tower fill and nozzles are being invaded by large calcium deposits, snatching away cooling tower performance. This performance invasion could go undetected unless the inspection team can get there in time to save the cooling capacity and performance!” Will they save the day in time?

The Thing in Your Cooling Tower (1982)

Rated R | 8.2 out of 10 Stars | Horror, Sci-Fi

When a cooling tower gearbox takes on a life of its own after the oil runs low. What form of destruction will this gearbox take on, and who will be brave enough to stop it?

(1968)

Rated R | 5.4 out of 10 Stars | Horror

What will happen when a cooling tower is built in a town that is rumored to have a mysterious curse? Unbalanced fan blades cause vibration issues, the fan hardware loosens, and the fan stacks crack and break. Will a vibration switch get installed quickly enough before the crimson curse takes over?

The Sixth Cell (1999)

PG-13 | 8.2 out of 10 Stars | Drama, Mystery, Thriller

A local cooling tower maintenance worker has been having eerie feelings around the local energy plant’s cooling tower. When he starts having visions of a haunted sixth cell, he urges his maintenance team to stay away, and to not inspect inside of that cell. Will this worker be able to save his team from the sixth cell that mysteriously reverses the lock-out / tag-out system?

Tower of 1000 Broken Nozzles (2003)

Rated R | 6.0 out of 10 Stars | Horror

When cooling tower nozzles begin to mysteriously break all at once, the maintenance team struggles to keep the cooling capacity they need to help cool the industrial plants other systems. They are running out of time until all systems go down, taking the livelihood of their town with.

30 days of Drift Loss (2007)

Rated R | 6.6 out of 10 Stars | Horror, Thriller

Sometimes the scariest things of all are the ones you can’t see like the energy that is lurking away and the water that is escaping your cooling tower at night. Once a high rate of drift loss has begun, it’s a race against time to bring the rate back down to .0005%.

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