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Title: Mayhem (2017)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Steven Yeun | ... | Derek Cho | |
| Samara Weaving | ... | Melanie Cross | |
| Steven Brand | ... | John 'The Boss' Towers | |
| Caroline Chikezie | ... | Kara 'The Siren' Powell | |
| Kerry Fox | ... | Irene Smythe | |
| Dallas Roberts | ... | Lester 'The Reaper' McGill | |
| Mark Frost | ... | Ewan Niles | |
| Claire Dellamar | ... | Meg | |
| André Eriksen | ... | Colton 'The Bull' Snyder | |
| Nikola Kent | ... | Oswald | |
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Lucy Chappell | ... | Jenny |
| Olja Hrustic | ... | CDC Official | |
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Vladan Mirkovic | ... | SWAT Commander |
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Bojan Peric | ... | Miles |
| Annamaria Serda | ... | Brenda | |
Mayhem tells the story of a virus that infects a corporate law office on the day attorney Derek Cho (Yeun) is framed by a co-worker and wrongfully fired. The infection is capable of making people act out their wildest impulses. Trapped in the quarantined building, our hero is forced to savagely fight tooth and nail for not only his job but his life. Written by abothin
The perfect film for a lazy Sunday afternoon. I happen led upon this film today while looking for something interesting to watch. At first I was initially skeptical when reviewing the trailer and description. I was happy to see it staring Steven Yuen and Walking Dead Alumnus, Dallas Roberts aka Milton. But I feared this would probably suck as so many films staring former movie favorites do with type casting. Yet it I held out hope and boy I wasn't disappointed. Good to see Steven Yuen land on his feet in a starring role since his character Glenn got Lucille'd. What I found delightful was the excellent writing, gore, acting an social commentary. Who hasn't felt like punching your boss in the face. Yes the premise for the virus is a bit overblown and unrealistic, but who cares. The story carries well and it's fun to watch. We've all seen or had management types like those in real life, and it's the workers who suffer. Anyhow it was good to see they didn't try to rip off TWD, except for one part where someone's says a TWD famous painted statement. Fans will know it instantly when you hear it. I loved all the violence and gore scenes. Tastefully done without going overboard. Funny as hell with the banter between the characters. What's not to like here. Yes the ending was a bit anticlimactic but didn't ruin the film by any means. Overall it was just a joyful way to spend the afternoon. BTW, I don't get all the trolls on IMDb. The movie wasn't trying to win an Oscar. Honestly some folks have no life and just look for any shady reason to complain or criticize to be relevant. Good luck with that and just enjoy the show.