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Jessica (Hayley Erin) is alone, afraid, and on the run from entities she doesn’t know, for reasons she doesn’t understand. Elsa (Sonya Walger), the fixer assigned to bring her in, alive or otherwise, is scarcely more aware of the situation than her prey. A routine assignment on the surface, only it’s not: Jessica is unexpectedly skilled at moving under the grid, Elsa’s resourcefulness is undercut by the early stages of ALS, and the stakes of the pursuit are rising to apocalyptic proportions. As their paths converge, we and they learn that nothing is as it seems and that the gravest threats can come from within ourselves. Produced by T. Justin Ross. writer/director John Rosman’s debut feature is a taut, terrifying thriller, both reflective and jolting, with twists and turns unexpected and unforgettable. (Florida Film Festival)
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Definitely overhyped abroad, but it certainly has its moments. We have a girl on the run carrying a mutated strain of the Ebola virus, so any contact with anyone is fatal (she doesn't know it though) and then we have a woman who is tasked with catching her before the apocalyptic consequences occur. The budget wasn't the highest, but I've seen worse. The first half is quite tedious but once it gets to the first infected it had my attention. The make-up effects were nice, everyone's face decomposes nicely and the infected are quite aggressive, so the moments with them are fine, but there aren't that many. The potential was definitely higher, but not many contagion horror movies are made, so this one is fine for me. 55%.
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