With nowhere to turn in her life, Elisa 'Liz' Sterres, a troubled young woman, volunteered for a scientific experiment which subsequently turned her into a massive city-wrecking monster. ...
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Title: Rampage: Project Vermillion (2012)
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Eline Van der Velden | ... | Elisa 'Liz' Sterres |
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Steve Madar | ... | Henry Sterres |
| Ellie Rose Boswell | ... | News Reporter (voice) | |
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With nowhere to turn in her life, Elisa 'Liz' Sterres, a troubled young woman, volunteered for a scientific experiment which subsequently turned her into a massive city-wrecking monster. RAMPAGE: PROJECT VERMILLION tells the story of what happens after Elisa lays waste to a city and the tense confrontation that comes after her brother, Henry, learns what she is and what she's done. Written by Anonymous
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Inspired by the classic video game. There is a monster in all of us.Parents Guide:
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This film is amazing and gorgeous to look at! Great, great music and fantastic acting but the female lead. Also, solid monster vfx despite what had to be a low budget. Solid, solid work by the director and what a team he has behind him even for a film at the micro level. My only complaint is that his film left me on a cliffhanger and I want more!
I've seen the director's other film 'Folklore' a year earlier and I must say, this is a big jump forward for him in terms of style and skill.
The dop is great too even though it looks like he hasn't done that much as a cinematographer. Haunting lighting and beautiful setups.
Score reminded me of Danny Elfman. it's beautiful. Upon further review, it's the same one from 'Folklore' which is why it's so good.