Moral Rating: | Extremely offensive |
Moviemaking Quality: |
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Primary Audience: | Adults |
Genre: | Horror Suspense |
Length: | 1 hr. 34 min. |
Year of Release: | 2003 |
USA Release: |
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Featuring | Jordan Ladd, James DeBello, Rider Strong, Joey Kern, Cerina Vincent |
Director |
Eli Roth |
Producer | Evan Astrowsky, Sam Froelich, Lauren Moews, Eli Roth |
Distributor |
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: College friends embark deep into the mountains on a vacation filled with sex. They drive to a remote cabin to enjoy their last days of decadence before entering the working world. Then somebody gets sick. Karen’s skin starts to bubble and burn as something grows inside her, tunneling beneath her flesh. The group is so repulsed, shocked and sickened watching their friend deteriorate before their eyes; they lock her in a shed to avoid infection.
As they debate about how to save her, they look at one another and realize that any one of them could also have it. What soon began as a struggle against the disease turns into a battle against friends, as the fear of contagion drives them to turn on each other. The kids confront the terror of having to kill anyone who comes near them, even if it’s their closest friend. The survivors have to find help before they’re all killed by the virus, or by the local lynch mob out to destroy anyone who may have come in contact with it.
We could provide very specific details about the perversity of this film, but this disgusting movie really doesn’t deserve the attention, and the description alone would be extremely offensive to most of our readers. Suffice it to say that this film does not deserve the admission dollars of followers of Christ or anyone else.
My Ratings: [Extremely Offensive / 2]