Pink Eye (2008)

Pink Eye is set in a small town in upstate New York, at a prison-like, dilapidated insane asylum where secret drug testing has gone inexplicably wrong. Patients are dying in sick and ... See full summary »

Director:

James Tucker

Writer:

Joshua Nelson

Stars:

Melissa R. Bacelar, Joshua Nelson, Joshua James

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Melissa R. Bacelar	...	Delilah (as Melissa Bacelar)
Joshua Nelson	...	Brandon
Joshua James	...	Edgar
Ed Avila	...	Dr. Galen
Emma Hinz	...	Daisy
James E. Smith	...	Dr. Grahm
J. Scott Green	...	Technician #2
Bridget Megan Clark	...	Holly
Frank Franconeri	...	Martino
Alan Rowe Kelly	...	Schlitze
Raine Brown	...	Nikki
Jeff Spinner	...	Rabbit
Jocelyn Barker	...	Tessa
JessAnn Smith	...	Heather
Nathan Faudree	...	Matt

Storyline

Pink Eye is set in a small town in upstate New York, at a prison-like, dilapidated insane asylum where secret drug testing has gone inexplicably wrong. Patients are dying in sick and twisted ways and those who survive are becoming raging, homicidal lunatics. It's only a matter of time before all hell breaks loose and the patients begin to crave freedom to take their vengeance out on the world outside. When one patient does escape deformed, angry and far beyond insane, he brings death and terror to an unsuspecting town and everyone in it.

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Plot Keywords:

pink eye | insane asylum | madness | suicide | stabbed in the leg | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 January 2008 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Lost Angeles Films, Savage Roses Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References The Evil Dead (1981)

User Reviews

Horror fans will appreciate this one

Within the first five minutes, your jaw will hit the floor.

I write for a major horror review publication and see them all. Pink Eye is not for Hollywood buffs. But its the froth of the horror indie slaughterhouse floor, and its reminiscent of the 80's when horror was low budget and raw, without trying to be.

The combination of director James Tucker and writer Joshua Nelson has hit the monkey for dinner on the head before - Aunt Rose, Addiction, and Skinned Alive are titles you cant go wrong with on a blind purchase. Also, Melissa Bacelar frequents these parts. Although she's not nude in any of them (DAMN DAMN DAMN!!!!) there are ample alternatives in the T&A department. On top of it, Melissa can act, and can carry your eyes through 90 minutes of ANYTHING.

If you can appreciate good low budget horror, don't pass this one up.