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Mulberry Street (2007)
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Reviews Counted:9
Fresh:7
Rotten:2
Average Rating:7.1/10
Theatrical Release:Nov 9, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: The city that never sleeps may shut its eyes for good when a deadly infection turns its residents to savage creatures. There is only hope for a small few, including six recently evicted tenants who... The city that never sleeps may shut its eyes for good when a deadly infection turns its residents to savage creatures. There is only hope for a small few, including six recently evicted tenants who must protect their crumbling apartment complex as the city around them is thrown into chaos... --© After Dark Films [More]
Starring: Nick Damici, Kim Blair, Ron Brice, Bo Corre
Starring: Nick Damici, Kim Blair, Ron Brice, Bo Corre, Tim House, Larry Fleischman
Director: Jim Mickle
Director: Jim Mickle
Screenwriter: Nick Damici, Jim Mickle
Studio: After Dark Films
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Reviews for Mulberry Street
So, what we have here is, essentailly, so low budget, so samey, but... it also has a touch of class in terms of characterisation.
With hyper-active editing and camerawork that doesn't stay still for longer than a second at a time, Mulberry Street is too frenetic to always be comprehensible.
...starts out like the sort of indie art-house fare you'd expect an up-and-coming film student to make...but soon a mutant strain of bubonic plague spread by rats starts turning all the inhabitants of New York into rat-faced zombies.
New York's Little Italy is going to the dogs, check that, to the rats, and not just the rats in the local fast food joint. A zombie rat movie of the first order.
See, instead of existing in a vacuum like most horror flicks where nothing of real worth can ever seep in, Mulberry Street insists on embracing all those little lifelike details.
The dingy lighting and shaky camera work, combined with a solid script and convincing performances, create an almost documentary feel that lures the audience into the dark situation.
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| 77% 77% | The Hangover |
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| 24% 24% | G-Force |
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| 82% 82% | Paranormal Activity |
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