Tagged: Medical Experiments

London Zombie Epidemic 0

London Zombie Epidemic aka Devil’s Playground – 2010

In London Zombie Epidemic aka Devil’s Playground, a major medical corporation are about to release a new drug against stress. They take every precaution keeping it safe and do massive testing with 30.000 volunteering test subjects. At first everything seems to be fine but after at few weeks all of the test subjects has evolved damaging side effects – All but one! At first they became aggressive and soon they start attacking other people, spreading...

Fear Pharm 0

Fear Pharm – 2020

Fear Pharm is a crossover between a classic slasher and a hillbilly flick like Wrong Turn. That is to say that the victims don’t find the place where they are being hunted by accident. They are very well aware of where they are. Sort of. They know the place they have traveled to as a place where huge mazes are being made in the corn fields and that the employees there are meant to scare...

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Forbidden World – 1982 – Mutated Evolution

Forbidden World is one of those movies with a kick-ass title, a kick-ass poster, and a kick-ass storyline. Well, at least the first two claims are true. As a matter of fact, I didn’t really know the story that Forbidden World was supposed to tell until I saw it. I was expecting some space traveler to land on a planet where he wasn’t supposed to be and where he would encounter monsters like those on...

Killing Room 0

The Killing Room – 2009 – who’ll die next?

The Killing Room is one of those movies I didn’t remember seeing. I’m often like that. I don’t remember. Maybe I’m getting senile but the number of times I forget if I’ve seen a movie or not just by the title are really plentiful. When I start watching them I of course know that I’ve seen it before but I have seen an excessive amount of movies in my time that I don’t remember any...

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Anatomy – 2000 – Creepy German Flick

As I’m a Swede I’m used to reading subtitles. I have always done that as long as I can remember. In fact, that’s the way I learned English in the first place; watching those late-night flick on the TV. It definitely helped me to learn how to read in the first place. Nowadays I don’t need any translation help when watching English-spoken movies but if the subtitle is there I can’t help but read it...

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