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Rabid is a movie starring Laura Vandervoort, Benjamin Hollingsworth, and Ted Atherton. 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; release Date: 2019; &ref(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BOGQxYjBhNTEtZDYyNi00MTdiLTgxMjYtZmRiZWYyOWM1ZWViXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTQxNzMzNDI@._V1_UY113_CR0,0,76,113_AL_.jpg); Directed by: Sylvia Soska; Sci-Fi; Cast: Ted Atherton.
Rabid fox. Raid aventure. Rabid trailer 1977. Why i recall STRANGER THINGS by watching this. I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. Rabid animals attack. This has more thud sounds than an instagram “funny” video. 2 /10 It's the pits. They might be rabid horror fans, but the Soska sisters were a poor choice for directors of the first-ever remake of a David Cronenberg movie. Cronenberg is a true innovator of horror, having directed more than a few genuine classics; the Soska Sisters, (or 'Twisted Twins', as they like to market themselves) have one decent film to their name(s) - American Mary - the bulk of their output ranging from the mediocre (slasher sequel See No Evil 2) to the downright awful (Tarantino inspired exploitation trash Dead Hooker In A Trunk). Rabid is possibly their worst film yet. Set in the world of high fashion, Rabid 2019's central character is Rose (Laura Vandervoort), an aspiring designer hoping to get her work noticed by her boss, Günter (Mackenzie Gray). One night, while leaving an event, Rose is involved in an accident that leaves her face horribly disfigured; however, after volunteering for revolutionary stem cell treatment, Rose's natural beauty is restored, and better still, Günter chooses her designs for his latest show. Life would be perfect if it wasn't for Rose's strange hallucinations, her newfound hunger for blood, and the vicious tentacle that lives in her armpit. Clumsy direction, gimmicky editing, an overlong running time, obnoxious characters, a ham-fisted tribute to Cronenberg's Dead Ringers, and weak make-up effects all contribute to a hellish viewing experience, but what made this film really unbearable for me were the fashionistas and the models, all of whom could have come straight out of cult comedy Zoolander (or worse still, Zoolander 2). If I thought for a minute that the Soskas were going for giggles, then I would probably think better of the film, but I don't think this is the case: any laughs seem to be purely unintentional. Günter is an embarrassingly bad caricature -- Will Ferrell's Mugatu is positively normal by comparison -- and the scene where Rose slashes at a dress with scissors to realise her boss's vision would be genius if this were a satire. But it's not. I honestly think that the Soska's believe their own hype, but as the film descends into asinine zombie territory, it becomes clearer and clearer that the twins have bitten off way more than they can chew. The final scene, in which Rose discovers the true horror of her condition, is let down by more terrible make-up effects and the directors' misguided belief that they have crafted a truly shocking movie. The only thing that is shocking about this film is that it got made in the first place. 28 out of 36 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink Just nah. NOPE. D+ Unquestionably vapid, a vividly unnecessary film w copiously over saturated cheap stylizated CGI gore. The acting is so wooden I could carve a dozen stakes out of it and go hunting w James Woods.... All the worst pacing elements you'd expect out of semi low budget modern horror that didn't learn anything from The VVITCH, Hereditary, Mandy, even the new Halloween was a masterpiece compared to this lol ?.... Characters w zero charm or charisma... You literally will give zero damn about these talking NPC robots 5 minutes that gets old.. boom spice it up.. just add cannibalism *poof Now you got fast mutating plague zombies.... via 2006 Sweetness ? Oh, yeah, the setting takes place in the world of high fashion & couture (because, Suspiria & Black Swan was artsy yo).... I swear I thought the secondary male actor was Steven Tyler doing a horrible German impression... Sadly it wasn't.... sadly... It was like they were trying to add the plot of Ms. 45 in for some reason?... Not well.. don't worry. Then the movie rips off rips off EVERYTHING from the bandaged nurses from Silent Hill in a rabies induced fever sequence. The victims infected by rabies all act like extras from World War Z (on bath salts) and can transform via Dusk Till Dawn style... 'cause cool.. Someone DEFINITELY went to the red Rob Zombie school of lighting for good measure at the end of this crap show... The mood at time is a dead rip off of the Neon Demon, that features a Dead Space necromorph looking prop. I would say this movie definitely took everything it could via Guillermo del Toro's The is way more in connection w the Strain than that would be coming considered anything Cronenbergian... Oh yeh, you gotta add with a nonsensical dramatic love is a TONE DEAF MESS too.. RABID 2019 was a buffet of everything wrong with new school it ends with Ave Maria!!! Hard Pass... Kicking it while it's down. The sound design & overall audio quality was sh**... I could not hear anything when more than two inputs were being cued Frost demos were mastered better than some of this movie... Some of the dialogue was clear but, the music was talentless & the mastering overall was abysmal... Regarding the Soska Sisters... Kinda hack stuff at this moment... I will admit American Mary was unique when it debuted... Whoever in Vancouver gave the rights to this classic film to be destroyed.. you accomplished your goal! I'm not going to go into why, especially, the early Cronenberg films are such classics, including RABID, you know... Yeah, I'd rather watch Bruce Willis in Eli Roth's Deathwish a Wrong Turn movie Than ever... turn this remake on again.... Out... 20 out of 25 found this helpful. 4 /10 blame the directors Not close to the original atmosphere and tempo, very disappointed of the works of directors since American maRY I SUGGEST to check the 70s version first. 17 out of 21 found this helpful. A brave attempt but falls short of a good remake Remaking a movie by a guy who was talented enough to create one of the great all-time remakes is ballsy and almost bound to fail. Rabid is close to being a good remake but has too many issues for my liking. The story: a beautiful fashion designer has a life-changing accident and is doomed to a future of ugliness, unless she undergoes an experimental operation which has unforseen side-effects for her and the city around her... It's a cool premise, as was with the original but the pacing is way off. It takes too long to get off the ground and then when it does, lacks focus and seems to be telling two distinct stories rather than one, whereas Cronenberg's movie has a much sharper narrative. There are a few grisly scenes but not immensly eye-opening for something that really should have people squirming. The lead actress is good and, on the whole, the acting is solid but let down in a few places by some support roles. The editing could be a lot slicker; some scenes just felt dragged out and irrelevant. I think it's worth checking out if you like the original but I'd be surprised if many people hail this as a big success. 29 out of 42 found this helpful. 1 /10 Another remake BOMB. I don't know where the Soska sisters get their rep. Are people afraid, in this day and age to be honest in criticism of them because they're women? Their first movie American Mary was overrated, but way better than this trash pile of a movie. Overlong, boring and with some horrible acting - where did they get that doctor? If it were the real world, I'd say Nazis are us, he's so obviously a tool. The movie meanders about at a leisurely pace as if the editor or the directors were taking the day off. If one has the guts to remake a DAVID CRONENBURG, the master of body horror, film they have to go way better than this. Perhaps one day, studios and backers will say no to remakes, which are basically lazy films, hopefully that day is soon. 17 out of 23 found this helpful. A Rabid Misfire! Jen and Sylvia Soska decided that for their fifth feature film, they would attempt to be the first filmmakers to remake a David Cronenberg film. In this particular case, his 1977 film, Rabid. I sat through the world premiere of the film at the 2019 FrightFest Film Festival, and the result was witnessing one of the worst genre films of the year to hit the big screen, and more proof that often, remakes suck. Rabid was way worse than I expected it to be. I wanted to like it. I was hoping it would be good. But what a perplexing mess of a film! From the odd opening scene, to the smash-cut title card, to the out-of-place drone shot of a city, the red flags were already waving mere minutes in. Rabid is way too long (one has to sit through about 35 minutes of eye-rolling before it sort of gets going), horribly shot and poorly lit. The tone is all over the map. The confusing narrative shines as the film doesn't know what it wants to be. I doubt Rabid's supposed to come off "funny" either - maybe unintentionally funny? If so, I'm not laughing. But, it does. From silly hospital scenes, to cringe-worthy performances (if only the surgeon had a mustache to twirl on or the laughable bad fashion designer, Gunter) to the cat-walk shoot-out to a pointless third act which feels like there were plans for a substantial/ambitious sequence but it wound up scaled back for various reasons, and winds up feeling like it's tacked on. I laughed out loud at a couple parts (especially the "hey let's give homage to Dead Ringers" because why not, don't we have to? Pointless). The Soskas are trying so hard to get validation from Cronenberg, that they forgot to focus on the film. Are we supposed to laugh at this? Was there someone responsible for continuity? Details? Editing? Yikes. The Soska sisters should be embarrassed. If the Soska sisters spent the time on their craft as "filmmakers" as they do with their rabid (excuse the pun) fanbase, they might have had something coherent to write and produce about/with. But with each subsequent film since 2012's American Mary, the Soska sisters are proving they are really are a fluke. A one-hit wonder. Perhaps they should stick to game sho
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They might be rabid horror fans, but the Soska sisters were a poor choice for directors of the first-ever remake of a David Cronenberg movie. Cronenberg is a true innovator of horror, having directed more than a few genuine classics; the Soska Sisters, or 'Twisted Twins' as they like to market themselves) have one decent film to their name(s. American Mary - the bulk of their output ranging from the mediocre (slasher sequel See No Evil 2) to the downright awful (Tarantino inspired exploitation trash Dead Hooker In A Trunk. Rabid is possibly their worst film yet.

Set in the world of high fashion, Rabid 2019's central character is Rose (Laura Vandervoort) an aspiring designer hoping to get her work noticed by her boss, Günter (Mackenzie Gray. One night, while leaving an event, Rose is involved in an accident that leaves her face horribly disfigured; however, after volunteering for revolutionary stem cell treatment, Rose's natural beauty is restored, and better still, Günter chooses her designs for his latest show. Life would be perfect if it wasn't for Rose's strange hallucinations, her newfound hunger for blood, and the vicious tentacle that lives in her armpit. Clumsy direction, gimmicky editing, an overlong running time, obnoxious characters, a ham-fisted tribute to Cronenberg's Dead Ringers, and weak make-up effects all contribute to a hellish viewing experience, but what made this film really unbearable for me were the fashionistas and the models, all of whom could have come straight out of cult comedy Zoolander (or worse still, Zoolander 2. If I thought for a minute that the Soskas were going for giggles, then I would probably think better of the film, but I don't think this is the case: any laughs seem to be purely unintentional. Günter is an embarrassingly bad caricature. Will Ferrell's Mugatu is positively normal by comparison. and the scene where Rose slashes at a dress with scissors to realise her boss's vision would be genius if this were a satire. But it's not. I honestly think that the Soska's believe their own hype, but as the film descends into asinine zombie territory, it becomes clearer and clearer that the twins have bitten off way more than they can chew. The final scene, in which Rose discovers the true horror of her condition, is let down by more terrible make-up effects and the directors' misguided belief that they have crafted a truly shocking movie. The only thing that is shocking about this film is that it got made in the first place.

This was good until I realized they revealed the first and second act of the movie and the monster. I wasnt even focusing on the details but these movies need to make a good trailer but also not reveal the plot and villain of the film. Mrs. Dickerson~ lol. Rabid 2019 movie. I LOVE the part when you went from amazement that a deer was circling in front of you in a parking lot until the split second you recognized he was foaming at the mouth and you ran like a little girl. Rapididentity. Rabid cur.
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