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DVD Sick
 Run time: 95 min Rating: 6.0 Genres: Horror | Sci-Fi Director: Ryan M. Andrews Writers: Ryan M. Andrews, Chris Cull Stars: Christina Anne Aceto, Richard Roy Sutton, Robert Nolan |
| Storyline Two years after the infection began, billions have died, Governments have collapsed and the human race is on the brink of extinction. Dr. Leigh Rozetta is a young, maverick scientist, who’s been living in a secret underground Government facility since the outbreak began. After constant failed attempts to find a cure, Leigh sneaks away to return to her parent’s house. On her way, she crosses paths with Seph and Mckay, two militant survivalists who only just barely escaped an attack from a group of infected. With nightfall close at hand, the three of them know they need to seek shelter, as the SICK are more active in the dark. Boarding themselves up in Leigh’s parent’s house, the plan is simple, survive the night. But with the SICK surrounding the house and their own tensions through the roof. They’ll be lucky if anyone makes it out alive. Written by Matthew Storey |
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| Plot Keywords: survival, post apocalypse, horror icon, zombie | |
| Details: Country: Canada Release Date: 30 November 2012 (Canada) |
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Loved the different take on a huge craze! The acting was excellent, they got some very talented people to be in this movie! Don't watch it if you're looking for a lot of action and gore though, it's mostly psychological, a view of life a couple years into a worldwide epidemic. Has some really great plot twists and some interesting characters, even though most of them are very short lived. I would have liked to have seen some plot points elaborated, for example, they mention that there are 'safe zones', and I wondered how that is possible. What made them safe zones? How were they kept safe? Liked that the protagonists were called 'Vultures'. Seemed pretty appropriate, and it was nice to see another set of people with a nickname the way the zombies are called everything except 'zombies' in most films from this genre these days. All in all an excellent independent film, I highly recommend giving it a watch!