MadS
Directed by David Moreau
Eighteen year old Romain has just graduated and makes a stop at his dealer’s place to try a new pill. As he heads off to a party, he sees an injured woman on the side of the road and decides to help her, but when she gets in his car, she suddenly smashes her own head against the dashboard, bleeding out until she dies. Is this a bad trip? Or is it something else? One thing is for sure, it’s only the beginning of the night.
Is this a bad trip, or something else? An all-night descent into terror unlike anything you've seen.
Cast: Milton Riche, Laurie Pavy, Lucille Guillaume
Member Reviews
I got on to this film from a tip by a YTer. . . and was so glad I decided to check it out. It's well shot, well acted, with just the right amount of narrative and script. Whether you think it's a zombie film, or something more on-the-nose (for some reason some people seem to need to be told exactly what a film is about nowadays?), it's a superb ride, told through a number of people. It's original, gory enough. . . and just a great watch.
I expected a self-absorbed arthouse flick, but this is actually a fast-paced, original movie that kept me glued to the screen the entire runtime, every second of it. One-shot movies are some of my favourites, but only if they are done right, and with good actors. And the acting in this one is *phenomenal* I would highly recommend this to anyone looking outside formulaic stories. This had style *and* substance, 5/5
Epic. the kind of movie that draws you in and you lose all track of time. acting was phenomenal.
Love the infected in this, although, the movie certainly don't care to explain much about them. The acting is good, but the story isn't existent. However, because it's a one shot the whole way through, the movie feels like your truly observing the confusing outbreak of a dangerous disease.
The cinematography took getting used to, but I stayed for the ride. Just listen to the scientist recordings if you’re unclear about what’s going on. Worth a watch.