Rabid

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2019

1h 47m

English

Science Fiction, Horror

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The quiet Rose works in women's fashion clothing, hoping to be a designer. A traffic accident damages her face. She gets experimental stem cell treatment, leaving her stronger and prettier than ever - but there's a side effect.

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Rabid

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2019

1h 47m

English

Science Fiction, Horror

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Laura Vandervoort

Rose

Benjamin Hollingsworth

Brad Hart

Ted Atherton

Dr. William Burroughs

Chelsea

Dominic

Gunter

Dr. Keloid

Dr. Riley

Dr. Eliot

Trent Taylor

Billy (as C.M. Punk)

Dr. Beverly

Nurse Dana / Cynthia Creature Puppe...

Bev

Ellie

Cindy

Concerned Man

Director

Doorman

April Jeanette Mendez

Kira

Aurora

Paige

Stella

Stylist with Glue Gun

David Chinchilla

Filming Guy

Directed By: Jen Soska, Sylvia Soska

Written By: John Serge (Screenplay), Jen Soska (Screenplay), + 1 more

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katzendachs says...

5 years ago

I didn't watch the original Rabid, so I cannot compare it to Cronenberg's version. I did like this Soska sisters movie though. It's entertaining, although the plot being a tiny bit too predictable. Then again, what would you expect from a body horror movie that kind of mixes vampirism with a zombie-esque outbreak. Props to the Makeup department, I especially liked the prostethics design in this one.

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tyluke says...

5 years ago

“Now, where were we?” - Dr. William Burroughs Why the need to over explain the story and over build the characters! Watch the original and this back to back and you will see just how films today are destroying the art. :zany_face: :nauseated_face:

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guzzlima says...

6 months ago

The positive aspect of this remake is the focus on the characters, which makes the story much better. This is true until just over halfway through, when the story begins to lose its way, its motivations and its solutions. Everything becomes convenient and even a little dull. The premise of the movie is interesting, the graphic scenes are good, but it lacked more creativity, even a greater sense of the magnitude of the situation.

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gryphon1911 says...

one year ago

I thought it started out decently, but then devolved a bit. The 2nd and 3rd act could have been a bit better, IMO. It was still decent enough to finish out, so it does have that going for it. There were quite a few places where the writing just seemed to fall down and the scenes seemed either rushed or very awkward, like they didn't know how people interact with each other in the real world. Practical effects were pretty good too. If someone asks for a recommendation, I'd steer them toward the Cronenberg original.

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Bronson87

5/10 3 years ago

_Rabid_, the latest film by the Soska sisters, is basically a remake of David Cronenberg's _Rabid_, but has clear references to _Shivers, Dead Ringers_, and William S. Burroughs (see also, _Naked Lunch_).
If you have no idea what I am talking about, this is an outbreak movie with some body horror More

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