Biohazardous

Rating:
Summary: Poor Man's Resident Evil
Review: this is a pretty good "B" rated movie. Obviously they didn't have a huge buget, and it was shot in video so it has that porn movie kind of look to it. Acting wasn't too bad except for the head bad guy who was really stunk. Special effects were better than I expected and allot better than a whole bunch of "B"s that I've seen (and I've seen allot) Plot pretty much was the same as Resident Evil, people trapped in a lab with a bunch of zombies chasing them around, trying to get a free lunch. All in all I'd say this was a keeper, aslong as you're not expecting too much

Rating:
Summary: Poor Man's Resident Evil
Review: this is a pretty good "B" rated movie. Obviously they didn't have a huge buget, and it was shot in video so it has that porn movie kind of look to it. Acting wasn't too bad except for the head bad guy who was really stunk. Special effects were better than I expected and allot better than a whole bunch of "B"s that I've seen (and I've seen allot) Plot pretty much was the same as Resident Evil, people trapped in a lab with a bunch of zombies chasing them around, trying to get a free lunch. All in all I'd say this was a keeper, aslong as you're not expecting too much

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Summary: low budget, poor acting, ameture filmers...need i say more
Review: When I bought this, I knew about the low budget going into it(cause I never heard of it before). So I didn't expect some computer animation or some Hollywood actor. All I was interested in was a good storyline with decent acting to satisfy a little survivol horror bug inside of me and I didn't even get that(in other words it failed miserably even for low budget). The main plot is nothing more then a ... off of R.E. in that some chemical spill in some facility turns everyone into flesh eating zombies. Even the title of the film is a R.E. .. off, in Japan R.E. is 'Biohazard'. The stage is set in a corporate office building that the director tried very hard to make it look like a high tech government research lab. I have to admit that the makeup for the zombies were half decent, they even included a scene where the dead munches on a helpless victim(hog intestines, cooked of course). At first I rubbed my eyes, then I couldn't help but to notice seeing the same group of zombies attacking our heros no matter where they went inside the building. Oh yeah, expect a 'magical gun' too...you know, the one that constantly shoots without ever running out of ammunition(Steven Seigal flicks all of a sudden rushes through my head). Anyways, there are way too many holes in the story, and talk about 'over acting'. If there was ever an award for that I garuntee one or two of the actors in this film would win it. The main boss is nothing more then a guy with a mask on which is the top secret experiment of the whole deal(I swore thats what the Tyrant was in R.E. too, go figure). There is even a swat team that comes to the rescue, gee I wonder whatever happened to them, oh well if it wasn't important for the director it shouldn't be important to me also. Hey they even drove in some Hummers, that was awesome. The local car rental must of had a rent sale that weekend. My bottom line for Bio-hazardous is, poor acting, copied storyline, and not alot of scare in it. Get it 'only' if your a survivol horror freak like me and gotta have all of the titles. You have been warned.