This is a splatter-filled tale that feels like a throwback to '80s direct-to-video horror, when a bunch of prosthetic makeup covered in blood was all you needed to make a low-budget movie.
The Rage (2008)
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Theatrical Release:Dec 1, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: Some people just don't know how to control their anger. But when tempers flare in this horror film, it doesn't just mean hurt feelings--it means death! When a demented scientist injects a rage... Some people just don't know how to control their anger. But when tempers flare in this horror film, it doesn't just mean hurt feelings--it means death! When a demented scientist injects a rage virus into a batch of victims, it leads to an unparalleled bloodbath. Cult horror favorite Robert Kurtzman (WISHMASTER) helms this violent parable. [More]
Starring: Andrew Divoff, Reggie Bannister, Erin Brown
Starring: Andrew Divoff, Reggie Bannister, Erin Brown
Director: Robert Kurtzman
Director: Robert Kurtzman
Studio: Precinct 13 Entertainment
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