Product Description Two years after the infection began, billions have died. Governments have collapsed and the human race is on the brink of extinction. Dr. Leigh Rozetta is a young, maverick scientist, who's been living in a secret underground government facility since the outbreak began. After constant failed attempts to find a cure, Leigh sneaks away to return to her parent's house. On her way she crosses paths with Seph and Mckay, two militant survivalists, who only just barely escaped an attack from a group of infected. With nightfall close at hand, the three of them know they need to seek shelter, as the SICK are more active in the dark. Boarding themselves up in Leigh's parents house, the plan is simple: survive the night. But with the SICK surrounding the house and their own tensions through the roof, they'll be lucky if anyone makes it out alive. DVD Special Features: -Behind The Scenes -Behind The Scenes with director Ryan M. Andrews -5.1 Surround Sound Review "Sick is a nightmare come true for horror fans everywhere." --Vile Reviews"The perfect piece of horror cinema." --Horror Society P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); About the Actor Debbie Rochon has starred in dozens of horror movies and has gained cult stardom worldwide. Since 1994, she has acted in various roles in Lloyd Kaufman's Troma Productions, most notably Tromeo and Juliet and Terror Firmer, as well as many other independent straight-to-DVD horror flicks in lead, supporting and minor parts. Although she is mostly associated with creepy features and thrillers because of her evenly-shaped, dark-haired appearance, she has garnered acclaim for her turns in comedy and drama. She has also co-hosted a number of radio shows in New York City that focused on film and pop culture. See more
S**S
Blow your damn nose, Christina, so we can hear other people in the movie.
I'm only going to say this.. Christina Aceto as "Dr. Leigh Rozetta" - ask for a bathroom break or do it on freaking screen but BLOW YOUR DAMN NOSE. You were snotting so damn bad a FEW TIMES, that I couldn't even hear anyone talking. my freaking gawd. just blow your f'ing nose. They do allow breaks and it doesn't make it appear "more authentic" if you're snotting and constantly sucking it up just to make it appear as you've been crying. Gross. The only reaction I got out of this movie was wanting to b slap your butt and hold you down and make you blow your nose. Take 3 seconds and blow! That alone made the movie unbearable with her in the scene. It's freaking unprofessional to do that while on set. Want to make it in the big time, know when to blow your freaking nose. If it's an allergy, take a damn pill before screen call.And I'm not going to do the research, but is that your sister in the movie Don't Blink? ...because she does the same exact thing - she does not blow her freaking nose if it were to save her freaking life. What the hell is wrong with you people that you can't take 3 seconds and blow. It does NOT add to the shot. It makes you look as an unconditioned, unprofessional actress - learn how to create a tear up/cry without having it roll out your nose so you don't have snot rolling and then sucking it up - gross, yet again - if you're unsure how to work on this, learn how to play poker and then get into a relationship. Put those two together, wait until he screws up and there you go. Tear up, no snot. You're a female - it should be easy.*throws hands up in disgust* Yeah, I'm a smart "a" and I'd tell this to your face. BLOW YOUR NOSE. <3
T**Y
YOU GET BIT. YOU DIE
A world wide zombie virus pandemic forces Dr. Leigh Rozetta ( Christina Aceto, Sister Rosetta Stone already taken) to live in isolation with three other people in a remote location to work on a cure. Recreating the CDC would break the film's budget. There is internal conflict. Why? I don't know.In a subplot survivors fight infected people. Eventually they meet up and Dr. Leigh takes off her clothes. Very boring. Script has an attempt at clever. One guy named "Christian" for example is going "into the lion's den."Low budget boredom.Guide: F-bomb. Nudity. No sex.
O**Y
there was this heavy focus on folks too stupid to pay attention during the zombie apocalypse
This movie was all over the place. It attempted to blend the story of survivors with that of a military group protecting a research facility with little success. There was exploration of loss, effects of massive trauma/change on survivors and the exploration of relationships in a post-apocalyptic world in a not so clear or substantive manner. The story jumped from one story line to the next never reconciling them. There were elements that were interesting, such as the vaccine that potentially could slow the spread of the infection and the cannibals. Unfortunately, there was this heavy focus on folks too stupid to pay attention during the zombie apocalypse. And, how did that bottle of wine last so long?
M**N
For hard core zombie fanatics only
Loved the different take on a huge craze! The acting was excellent, they got some very talented people to be in this movie! Don't watch it if you're looking for a lot of action and gore though, it's mostly psychological, a view of life a couple years into a worldwide epidemic. Has some really great plot twists and some interesting characters, even though most of them are very short lived. I would have liked to have seen some plot points elaborated, for example, they mention that there are 'safe zones', and I wondered how that is possible. What made them safe zones? How were they kept safe? Liked that the protagonists were called 'Vultures'. Seemed pretty appropriate, and it was nice to see another set of people with a nickname the way the zombies are called everything except 'zombies' in most films from this genre these days. All in all an excellent independent film, I highly recommend giving it a watch!
J**.
This could have actually been a good movie if it had a bigger budget with better ...
This could have actually been a good movie if it had a bigger budget with better actors. The script was decent and there were some good lines throughout the movie along with a few plot twists. A couple of the main actors did a decent job, but the acting overall was pretty bad. It wasn't as hard to sit through as many low budget movies in this genre. I would love to see this film remade by a major studio.
A**R
didn't like it, didn't hate it
It took me a minute to remember this one. I would rate it strongly at 2.5, didn't like it, didn't hate it.The course of the movie makes it difficult to tell who's story they're actually telling, and the surprise is launched in the last quarter of the movie and doesn't have really any back up to it until after the event happens.
C**S
Memorable, thoughtful zombie flick picks up as it goes along.
This is a low-budget movie. Starts off a little rough, but actually gets better -- quite gripping -- near the end. May be a little more slow-paced than some, because it involves feelings, expressions of grief and PTSD, and portrays people trying to think their way to a solution. Some of the thinking and symbolism works, some doesn't quite make it. Still a seriously thoughtful zombie flick. I'm glad I took the time to see it.I'm watching a series of zombie movies one after the other, am getting a bit jaded, BUT this film had its memorable moments.
P**R
Random and sometimes boring movie.
Don't let the 3 stars fool you; it's actually just 2.5 stars rounded. In other words, this movie didn't do much for me other than force me to use the fast forward button on my Roku remote ...a lot. Random and sometimes boring movie.
