Review of Mulberry Street (1990) by Matt R — 13 Jul 2008

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[font=Comic Sans MS][color=#000000][font=Comic Sans MS][color=black][color=white]Mulberry Street was by far the best of the After Dark Film's 8 Movies to Die For Horrorfest 2007 set. Considering the production, the acting, and the over-all feel of the movie, it was a simple knockout compared to the remaining 7, although "Crazy Eights" was a close second.[/color] [/color][/font].

[font=Comic Sans MS][color=white]The movie takes on a radical,yet original plot of plague infested rats ramping NYC, only instead of spreading life-threatening fatal disease, they are carrying a plague that turns it's wretched victims into rats themselves! Sounds kind of stupid? Maybe. But give it a viewing and then soon the movie takes a twist that carries on the feel of "28 Days Later" , of the fast-pace and frantic camera work, at times much like "The Descent", where as the filming is dark,grainy and adds to the disturbing feel.[/color][/font].

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[font=Comic Sans MS][color=white]Don't be let down by plot summaries, this movie is sure to suprise you and definately deserves a place in the pantheon of zombie-survival films such as the forementioned "28 Days Later", "28 Weeks Later" and of course the "Dawn of the Dead" remake. [/color][/font].

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[font=Comic Sans MS][color=white]Great film![/color][/font].

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