Joshua Cleave's breakneck zombie short "The Rage" floors the accelerator pedal at the onset, and never lets off the gas throughout its torrid nine-minute runtime.
Two scientists in a tightly controlled environment lose the reins on those controls, and within literally seconds, the aptly-named "The Rage" becomes a zombie fest of the highest magnitude. Terrific handheld motion capture compliments a hospital environment that at once is both antiseptic and highly claustrophobia. Zombiedom instantaneously manifests throughout the building, and through a first person perspective, our protagonist can be found both aggressively taking the fight to them and fleeing their relentless advance.
Ambitious, frenetic, and very shrewdly conceived, "The Rage" is an elite, high-impact film within a much-loved genre. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!)
Two scientists in a tightly controlled environment lose the reins on those controls, and within literally seconds, the aptly-named "The Rage" becomes a zombie fest of the highest magnitude. Terrific handheld motion capture compliments a hospital environment that at once is both antiseptic and highly claustrophobia. Zombiedom instantaneously manifests throughout the building, and through a first person perspective, our protagonist can be found both aggressively taking the fight to them and fleeing their relentless advance.
Ambitious, frenetic, and very shrewdly conceived, "The Rage" is an elite, high-impact film within a much-loved genre. - (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking "Helpful." Cheers!)
