The Rage (2007)

Director:

Robert Kurtzman

Writers:

John Bisson (story)
Robert Kurtzman (story)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

A Mega-Dose of Pure Terror

Plot:

A crazed scientist experimenting with a rage virus on innocent victims in a laboratory in the woods. When his monstrous subjects escape and vultures devour their remains, they became mutations seeking to feed on humans. |

Plot Keywords:

Mutation | Vulture | Laboratory | Blood | Experiment

Cast

Andrew Divoff	...	Dr. Viktor Vasilienko
Misty Mundae	...	Kat (as Erin Brown)
Ryan Hooks	...	Josh
Sean Serino	...	Pris
Rachel Scheer	...	Olivia
Anthony Clark	...	Jay
Christopher Allen Nelson	...	Larry (as Christopher Nelson)
Reggie Bannister	...	Uncle Ben
Angela Gasparec	...	Cheating Girl
Matt Jerrams	...	The Commander / Mathius
Alan Tuskes	...	Gor
Jillian McLaughlin	...	Shelly
Charles Price	...	Gooey
Sean Rodgers	...	Gimp Cage Freak
Carl Hunnell	...	Squib Head Freak

Also Known As:

Robert Kurtzman's The Rage (USA) (complete title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong horror violence/gore, language, some sexuality and drug use.

Runtime:

85 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

USA:R | UK:18

Filming Locations:

Columbus, Ohio, USA

Company:

Precinct 13 Entertainment

Trivia:

Mushroomhead are the band performing at the midnight rave scene. They also shot their videos for Damage Done and 12 Hundred on the set of The Rage.

Movie Connections:

References Ginî piggu 2: Chiniku no hana (1985) (V)

Somewhere above average?

Seriously demented. Love it! I think those were maybe giant mutated zombie leeches cause they came out of the water? When she pulled it off and looked at it, that totally made me think of the leeches from the movie Slither. Kind of similar to that film in the way that there are different types of threats. The mad doctor was probably the best actor, he was great. His character seemed the most developed also, he had the most background story -complete with flashbacks! Decent cinema-tech. Cool gore. Zombie vultures that throw peoples heads around. Igor and Frankenstein's Monster. The main heroes seemed to have either had a very bad script or a director who thought it was alright for them to say "Come on, we have to keep going" so many times that I lost count, but the good parts of the movie made up for the super cheesy lines. It seemed that most of the budget for this movie was spent on the gore and computer animated effects? Lots of blood. I recommend this movie! The part where the uncle sees the little girl all messed up and then you see him take out his nephew with a large branch was up to snuff as far as horrific goes I think. Who wouldn't be creeped out by the kid scene? There were definitely a few shout outs to more than a few horror films and classics.