Ozone (1993)

Director:

J.R. Bookwalter

Writers:

J.R. Bookwalter (writer)
David A. Wagner (writer)

Genre:

Horror

Plot:

While ambushing a drug-dealer, Detective Eddie Boone (James Black) is injected in a fight against the dealer with a new drug called Ozone...

Plot Keywords:

Drugs | Mutant | Independent Film

Cast

James Black	...	Eddie Boone
Tom Hoover	...	Mike Weitz
Bill Morrison	...	Richter / Stitches
Michael Cagnoli	...	Squeaky
Lori Scarlett	...	Justine
Michael Beatty	...	Dingo / Blades
James L. Edwards	...	The druglord: Sam Bebartolo / Spikes
Jerry Camp	...	Capt. Getz
Mark S. Bosko	...	Chico
Wayne A. Harold	...	Paco
Neil Graf	...	Mars / Hallway mutant
Leo Anastasio	...	The bartender
Parris Washington	...	The arena hulk
Jason Andrew Norton	...	The junkie
Michael Kemper	...	Beat cop

Also Known As:

Street Zombies (USA) (DVD title)

Runtime:

83 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (5.1 surround)

Certification:

Chile:18 | UK:18 | USA:Unrated

Filming Locations:

Akron, Ohio, USA

Company:

Suburban Tempe Company

Movie Connections:

References "The Andy Griffith Show" (1960)

Soundtrack:

(That) Achy-Breaky Song

Not bad for the budget.

This isn't a great movie, but it's also not really a terrible movie. I found it pretty enjoyable, to tell the truth. The effects are obviously cheap, but when you consider the budget these people were probably working with, I think the film came out rather well. The major players act better than most in low-budget horror films, and the storyline, for the most part, makes sense. A few seemingly pointless scenes are thrown in here and there, but overall it isn't too hard to follow. I liked the movie, and if you enjoy horror movies and can appreciate a fairly well-made low-budget film, Ozone is worth checking out.