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It is full of unexplained elements: where did the virus come from?
It's not giving too much away to say that the cause of the human's strange behaviour is in fact an airborne virus which infects people, then leaves the host for another when that person dies.
Realising this early on in the film, do our intrepid heroes come up with some cunning scheme to entrap them and the virus?
Jeff Wincott stars as Harlan Quinn a hit-man who wakes up to find that he's been declared dead and that he's been recruited to work for the CIA in killing anybody who's a threat to the government, this has all been set up by the mysterious Mr.Green (Michael Ironside) and his first targets include a homosexual advocate, a muckraking journalist and a female professor with information that the AIDs virus was manufactured.
However the tournament is a cover for "The cobra" to find the strongest man to use his virus on.
cant see what i wrong on this movie ,i saw worse...,and you have to think also in the back of your head it is a TV movie so that means less money to make that film..,i think they forgot that ,so the film is about a virus that comes free on a plane cash and than you see the results if such thing can happen...,very realistic if you think of the real life now Anthrax ....and that kind of stuff...so...i think people rate it too low they underestimated the script,the crew also was good a few good actors and actresses.
The most annoying aspect of the entire movie is its lack of scientific facts or supporting information (that is true), such as the movie's portrayal of the virus' effects on humans.
It's about a virus that turns a scientist into a rotting homicidal maniac, leading to government plans to bomb the town where he is at large.
Although the zombie virus was created by Umbrella,... the video game concentrated on the fact that the mansion was infested with zombies.
But the first movie was good because it had stayed true to the fact that zombies (whatever the virus infect-ant was) were the main theme.
A terrorist group has developed a deadly virus and it is unleashed on the world.
With some deliciously juicy gore FX, a great turn by lead John Saxon, and a funky score by Alexander Blonksteiner, this Italian splatter pic tells of a group of Vietnam vets (Saxon, John Morghen and Tony King) who have contracted a virus which turns them into cannibals.
Brigitte now has the virus in her blood that destroyed her sister Ginger in the first film.
The virus, or whatever it was, hits very fast and seemingly kills most people within minutes.
David Bradley takes over for Michael Dudikoff as Sean Davidson a martial artist who must take on bionic ninjas who are developing a chemical virus to sell to terrorists in this incompetent sequel.
Instead of a small unit of military men and scientists trapped in an underground bunker occasionally testing on zombies we have a small town turning into zombies by some weird virus.
The believability of the storyline was alright with the virus spreading through the hospital by it being airborne made somewhat sense.
The satellite crashes, loosing the virus.
So there are two simultaneous conspiracies, one to use the virus for warfare, the other to make sure the vents get mined.
Unfortunately, there have been several reports of rats biting humans, a nasty virus spreading through the city and people suddenly turning on one another.
The film works on the idea of women catching the zombie virus and coming back as zombies, which have been nicknamed 'Stacie's'.
The movie opens with a scene where the president gets shot in the neck with a dart full of the Ebola virus.
There were many holes in the plot also, like how did the orphan kid survive the Ebola virus in the first place, and why did that crazy doctor lady fake her death?
Also there is the huge coincidence that the only person who survived the Ebola virus in Uganda (the orphan) who is also the only person whose blood can be used to make a cure, miraculously is at the hospital where the breakout of the virus occurs.
Then there's a mysterious virus that's killing the crew.
Lily, one of the crewmembers' pet cat, is actually the source of the virus.
The Pandemic That Wasn’tPALO ALTO – Last June, the United Nations’ World Health Organization, responding to an outbreak of the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, boosted the pandemic alert to the highest level, Phase 6, meaning that a pandemic was under way – the first time in 41 years that the organization had taken that declared step.
A warning system based solely on how widely a virus has spread, but that does not consider the nature and severity of the illness it causes, would classify as “pandemics” not only seasonal flu, but also the frequent but largely inconsequential outbreaks of virus-caused colds and gastroenteritis, for example.
It will try to erode our support by infiltrating our protests with loyalists who will carry the virus of defeatism, and it will seek to outflank us by appealing to ordinary, hard-working Ukrainians, worried about feeding and clothing their children, that a tottering economy needs stability to be saved.
Lobby groups, activists, and the media promote certain causes – solar panels, the Zika virus, closing tax loopholes immediately – while less fashionable issues, like nutrition or non-communicable diseases, can slip beneath the radar.
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