A Winnebago full of friends, on their way back from rockin’, partyin’ and drunken three-ways (and suffering from a great deal of buyer’s remorse regarding all three), take the wrong back-road shortcut and wind up smack in the middle of a horrific situation they can barely comprehend. Things get worse, and deadly, and bloody, and the last remaining survivors are forced to band together to survive.
Sounds like every other horror movie ever made, doesn’t it? Well, try this on for size: Dr. Viktor Vasilienko (played to the hilt by Andrew Divoff), a discredited biophysicist, is experimenting on living (and very conscious) subjects, injecting them with a serum that turns them into ravenous, cannibalistic (above-ground) mutants—something for which only he has the cure! And when one of these subjects gets loose, it goes on a killing rampage, attacking even young children with reckless, murderous abandon!
Still skeptical?...
Sounds like every other horror movie ever made, doesn’t it? Well, try this on for size: Dr. Viktor Vasilienko (played to the hilt by Andrew Divoff), a discredited biophysicist, is experimenting on living (and very conscious) subjects, injecting them with a serum that turns them into ravenous, cannibalistic (above-ground) mutants—something for which only he has the cure! And when one of these subjects gets loose, it goes on a killing rampage, attacking even young children with reckless, murderous abandon!
Still skeptical?...
- 3/26/2009
- Fangoria
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