In Mulberry Street rats in the subway system begin biting people causing them to turn into wererats. The story follows a group of apartment dwellers who try their best to survive. What I really liked about this movie is the way the characters all seem like real people instead of the bland teens we are usually supposed to care about in horror.
The effects aren't great but the monsters do look more or less like humanoid rats and the action zips along and you barely notice. What you do notice though is some nice camera-work that really puts you in the middle of the action. You'll probably also appreciate the clever use of television and radio to fill in the story, this isn't a new idea but it's done pretty well.
Overall I really enjoyed this movie. I noticed in a couple of other reviews people mentioned that they felt something when a character died, that's so rare in horror these days and is the sign of a well made horror movie!
The effects aren't great but the monsters do look more or less like humanoid rats and the action zips along and you barely notice. What you do notice though is some nice camera-work that really puts you in the middle of the action. You'll probably also appreciate the clever use of television and radio to fill in the story, this isn't a new idea but it's done pretty well.
Overall I really enjoyed this movie. I noticed in a couple of other reviews people mentioned that they felt something when a character died, that's so rare in horror these days and is the sign of a well made horror movie!