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Quarantine (2008)
Quarantine (2008)
BluRay Rip 720p | 1h 29mn | MKV | 1280x688 | AVC - 6 212 Kbps | AC-3 - 640 Kbps | English | Subs : No | 4.36GB
Genre: Drama | Horror | Mystery | Sci-Fi | Thriller
A faithful adaptation of the 2007 Spanish film REC, QUARANTINE
chronicles the outbreak of a rabies-like disease in a Los Angeles
apartment building and the struggle of the unaffected residents to stay
alive after the authorities trap them inside in an effort to contain
it. Equal parts BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and 28 DAYS LATER, the film is
presented through the eye of a video camera, putting the audience in
the middle of the action and creating a heightened level of intensity
and realism. Television reporter Angela (Jennifer Carpenter) and her
cameraman, Scott (Steve Harris), are covering the goings-on at a
firehouse for a program about night shift workers. As she clowns around
with two flirty firemen (Jonathan Schaech and Jay Hernandez), an alarm
sounds, and a truck is dispatched--with Angela and Scott on board---to
an apartment building where an old woman has seemingly lost her mind.
The woman bites one of the firemen and is soon killed, but when more
tenants turn up with the same disorder, it's clear that a chain
reaction is occurring. Unfortunately for Angela and the rest of the
uninfected residents, the authorities have quarantined the
building---but she and Scott continue to document the tragic and
terrifying events inside the building as those inside are one by one
transformed into bloodthirsty monsters. Director John Eric Dowdle,
whose film THE POUGHKEEPSIE TAPES also used a pseudo-documentary
approach in detailing the crimes of a serial killer, creates a
sustained level of chaos and fear that will have all but the most
seasoned horror fan cowering in the corner. Though the shaky camerawork
may be difficult to take for those prone to motion sickness, it--along
with a complete absence of music--gives the film a startling realism
and immediacy to accompany its stomach-churning descent into full-on
hopelessness and dread.
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Quarantine (2008)
BluRay Rip 720p | 1h 29mn | MKV | 1280x688 | AVC - 6 212 Kbps | AC-3 - 640 Kbps | English | Subs : No | 4.36GB
Genre: Drama | Horror | Mystery | Sci-Fi | Thriller
A faithful adaptation of the 2007 Spanish film REC, QUARANTINE
chronicles the outbreak of a rabies-like disease in a Los Angeles
apartment building and the struggle of the unaffected residents to stay
alive after the authorities trap them inside in an effort to contain
it. Equal parts BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and 28 DAYS LATER, the film is
presented through the eye of a video camera, putting the audience in
the middle of the action and creating a heightened level of intensity
and realism. Television reporter Angela (Jennifer Carpenter) and her
cameraman, Scott (Steve Harris), are covering the goings-on at a
firehouse for a program about night shift workers. As she clowns around
with two flirty firemen (Jonathan Schaech and Jay Hernandez), an alarm
sounds, and a truck is dispatched--with Angela and Scott on board---to
an apartment building where an old woman has seemingly lost her mind.
The woman bites one of the firemen and is soon killed, but when more
tenants turn up with the same disorder, it's clear that a chain
reaction is occurring. Unfortunately for Angela and the rest of the
uninfected residents, the authorities have quarantined the
building---but she and Scott continue to document the tragic and
terrifying events inside the building as those inside are one by one
transformed into bloodthirsty monsters. Director John Eric Dowdle,
whose film THE POUGHKEEPSIE TAPES also used a pseudo-documentary
approach in detailing the crimes of a serial killer, creates a
sustained level of chaos and fear that will have all but the most
seasoned horror fan cowering in the corner. Though the shaky camerawork
may be difficult to take for those prone to motion sickness, it--along
with a complete absence of music--gives the film a startling realism
and immediacy to accompany its stomach-churning descent into full-on
hopelessness and dread.
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