The Demented

2013
3.8| 1h33m| R| en| More Info
Released: 30 July 2013 Released
Producted By: Hollywood Media Bridge
Country: United States of America
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Six college friends unite for a weekend getaway where they find themselves fighting for their lives after a terrorist attack turns the local residents into rage infused zombies.

Genre

Horror

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Director

Christopher Roosevelt

Production Companies

Hollywood Media Bridge

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The Demented Audience Reviews

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film
Beanbioca As Good As It Gets
Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.
Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful
Michael Ledo This is a low budget wannabe zombie flick. Three bikini teases and their boyfriends spend some time away from their college studies to have some fun in rural Louisiana. While a slow motion camera films them playing on a kids water slide (the hill wasn't that steep and the slide wasn't that long) and tossing a Nerf football (can't you feel the adrenaline rush?), NuBuck (Michael Welch) gets a call from his father claiming that terrorist missiles are on the way.Our couples are spared a direct hit, but a biological agent is spread about causing a rabies like infection in people and animals. The zombie craze has turned from slow foot dragging, return from the dead, zombies to fast moving unthinking pack animals that attack uninfected people. Our couples' goal is to escape the quarantined area without being bit by anything.The film boasts a metal sound track, bad dialog, with stiff characters played by actors that haven't reached their potential. I did like the infected dog.This is the first attempt by writer/director Christopher Roosevelt, whose resume includes being the producer of "Ninja Cheerleaders." It shows promise. It would have been nice if he had created clever dialog characters. The boyfriend cheating drama went nowhere and I am not sure why that was even tossed in. We could have had another two minutes of bikini girls on the slip and slide.Parental Guidance: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.
kloverkitty It was actually bearable until the girl started her awful, horrifically fake screaming. She literally made me want to rip her throat out with my bare hands just so I could watch her die. . . not screaming.😏 I wasted almost two hours on this. I have a migraine from the stupid screams. Aspirin please! I would advise no one to watch. Unless you can't hear. Please, never EVER hire her for anything!
djaudiomind Low budget nonsensical flick that appears to try and be a cross between World War Z and 28 Days Later.Going to spoil it for some, but I simply cannot help it. Seen many budget zombie flicks in my time, but this is probably one of the worst.Why does only one soul in this flick actively procure a weapon to use against the "zombies"? (I use that term loosely bc the zombie designer did a very poor job making them look anywhere close to authentic.)After running over multiple zombies just moments before, why does the guy swerve and wreck the SUV when confronted with another obvious one in the road, even if it is a child? Who in the he!! decides to walk around the middle of a small downtown swarming with zombies with no actual plan and no weapons in hand? Can someone please tell Kayla Ewell to shut up? Her constant fake screams are the most annoying thing about this film.Why is it that the Olympic zombie runners can hear very good, but apparently cannot see without sound "activating" them? Yet when you do "wake" them, they see you without fail? HUH? That's what I said.How exactly did they confuse the buildings they needed to get to the roof of? Who does that, when running for their life? What's with the absolutely demented two endings? The one saving grace is that Kayla Ewell finally gets put down at the end after putting my ears through screeching misery.
adi_2002 Three couple gathers at a house to spend time having fun but one phone call from, Howard's father from where the teens enjoy turn into a nightmare because he announces that a terrorist attack took place in New York and missiles have been launched near the city where they are located. Soon they see a dog in front of the house but not an ordinary one, it was infected and they decide too kill it and after that humans that have been in the area transform in a sort kind of zombie and the teens are chased so they have too make a plan to reach to the jeep the get out from there. They do but not for long because Brice sees a little girl and trying to avoid her crushes the car. By foot they manage to get into town and at a pharmacy from an radio finds out that there is a helicopter that take the survivors every day at noon from from a roof near by.It started good even the whole movie is quite well because we feel the despair, the thrill and our heartbeat grows in some sequences this because of the effort of the actors that maid a nice job playing their part quite decent. The only this I disliked was the ending, I was glad too see that two of them could be saved but no they all had to die. Also the actress who plays Taylor (Kayla Ewell) resembles a little with Jessica Biel. Did anyone notice this?