| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Anthony Mackie | ... | Steve | |
| Jamie Dornan | ... | Dennis | |
| Katie Aselton | ... | Tara | |
| Ally Ioannides | ... | Brianna | |
| Ramiz Monsef | ... | Dr. Kermani | |
| Bill Oberst Jr. | ... | Hunchback Looter | |
| Betsy Holt | ... | Leah | |
| Shane Brady | ... | Travis | |
| Kate Adair | ... | Crackhead Girl | |
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Matthew Underwood | ... | Officer Beaumont |
| Carl Palmer | ... | Officer Jacobs | |
| Martin Bats Bradford | ... | Animal Bob (as Martin Bradford) | |
| Sam Malone | ... | Doctor | |
| Rhonda Johnson Dents | ... | Nurse Hall (as Rhonda Dents) | |
| Sophie Howell | ... | Stoner Clerk | |
Two New Orleans paramedics' lives are ripped apart after they encounter a series of horrific deaths linked to a designer drug with bizarre, otherworldly effects.
It was not good, but it was almost kind of watchable (from a far, drunk, or maybe even dead). The idea was probably okay-ish for non sci-fi connoisseurs, but sci-fi fans will definitely find it absurd. The characters are again, poorly written, you can't connect with them since they don't connect with each other either. It feels like the protagonist wants to save his friend's daughter just out of the blue, and the only connection you've seen between the daughter and the protagonist is a depthless conversation that he cut short. Maybe there where more, but I swear I spent more time thinking about interesting things, so maybe I missed it... I really didn't care about that girl, in fact it could have been the protagonist's plumber, it would have had the same impact. I'm always amazed that with the amount of talent out there, this kind of movie can still see the light of the day. You feel no passion and no talent, I don't know the guys who made that film, but they're certainly not getting on my "to follow" list