The Evil in Us (2016)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 90 minuten
Country:
Canada
Directed by: Jason William Lee
Stars: Debs Howard, Marina Pasqua and Kylee Bush
IMDb score:
4,7 (3.926)
Releasedate: 19 August 2016
The Evil in Us plot
Six school friends meet on a remote island near Washington. The intention is to party and have fun for a weekend. One of the friends has drugs with him and several members of the group use them. What they do not know at the time is that it is not cocaine, but a new type of drug that causes very violent tantrums. Complete chaos soon ensues within the group.
Actors and actresses
Zoe Kieslowska
Brie Armstrong
John Wheeler
Bash Gill
Roxanne Bouchard
Johnny Rocket
Patricia Breen News Anchor
Trish Walker
Caged Woman
Terry Higgins
Reviews & comments
john mcclane 2
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- 3489 messages
- 6576 votes
not entirely successful attempt at putting a twist on the whole zombie thing.
But not completely failed either, '
The opening intro sounds like a James Bond LSD bad trip intro, with a fair amount of blood.
That promises something for the horror lover.
But after a strong start you have to wait about 45 minutes before it really takes off.
And then it's okay, although the gore usually isn't really shown that much.
But it does feel threatening.
There are some side tracks to the how and why, which are a bit far-fetched,
And at the end a lot is explained, but it is mainly a cry for a sequel.
Which is actually worth a try, it almost feels like an open ending,
but that's customary in the Genre of course.
Translated from Dutch · View original
Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
A fun concept and a particularly stylish opening set the tone early on in The Evil in Us, which also makes a splash with its beautiful poster before the film opens. Unfortunately, director Jason William Lee doesn't do much with it after that. It takes too long to get going, and the cast isn't very convincing. Furthermore, the film, visually speaking, feels somewhat unfinished and bare. The second half scales back more with graphic violence and pace, but even those elements are too tame to support the overall concept. A potential future remake of this whole thing might not be a bad move.
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