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The Crazies

The Crazies

Directed by Breck Eisner

In this remake of George A. Romero’s Sci-fi horror, a small town descends into chaos when the local water supply becomes infected with a virus that turns the town’s people into ruthless, bloodthirsty killers. Attempting to contain the infection the authorities block off the town leaving sheriff, David Dutten and his family to band together with the last remaining survivors to defend themselves against the infected hordes. Director Breck Eisner manages to create a stylishly crafted psychological thriller that pays homage to Romero’s original film, whilst streamlining his socio-political message for the modern age. Contains strong language, violence and gore.

A small town descends into chaos when a virus turns them into bloodthirty killers.

Cast: Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Joe Anderson, Danielle Panabaker

Member Reviews

Seen it before..........Great Movie!!

edwardcowling
4 months ago

I'm surprised this is rated so highly here. It's a generic made for TV movie. Quality is ok but so cliché and predictable that it just becomes a bit dull.

s8an
6 months ago

Really enjoyed this movie and would love to see a second movie following on

Nymph_Kween
7 months ago

I have probably seen this movie only a handful of times because it genuinely traumatises me but yet I still consistently come back to it. The car wash scene forever sticks with me for some reason. Definitely a must watch for any kind of horror fan! <3

Ali<3
8 months ago

I remember I was pretty young when i first saw this and god did that hospital rake scene stick with me I’m trying not to spoil anything here but this movie and the tense atmosphere scared the crap out of me when I was younger I’m just about to rewatch it to see it’s it still holds up but I’m a big horror fan and I’ve seen my fair share of flicks and I’m not embarrassed to say I’m a little anxious to hit play so I wrote a review to procrastinate and stall here’s to my childhood nightmares being cured

unknownRS
9 months ago