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The Void
Description
In a dramatic and terrifying story about a police officer named Carter, he suddenly discovered that a bloodied man was limping along a deserted road in a terrifying sight. The officer rushed to the local hospital with the help of a staff member to do what was necessary and the officer found the hospital surrounded by similar figures. The life inside the hospital has turned into a daze and everyone - whether sick or staff - has turned into a strange state of activity to protect the survivors. Carter's mission is to pull everyone who is inside the hospital into the depths of the hospital.
In a dramatic and terrifying story about a police officer named Carter, he suddenly discovered that a bloodied man was limping along a deserted road in a terrifying sight. The officer rushed to the local hospital with the help of a staff member to do what was necessary and the officer found the hospital surrounded by similar figures. The life inside the hospital has turned into a daze and everyone - whether sick or staff - has turned into a strange state of activity to protect the survivors. Carter's mission is to pull everyone who is inside the hospital into the depths of the hospital.
Actors:
Grace Munro,
Michael J. Walsh,
Kenneth Welsh,
Betty Symington,
Jason Detheridge,
David Scott,
Brad Storch,
Keith Bowser,
Matthew Kennedy,
Troy James,
Mik Byskov,
...»
Grace Munro
Michael J. Walsh
Kenneth Welsh
30 March 1942, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Betty Symington
Jason Detheridge
David Scott
Brad Storch
Keith Bowser
Matthew Kennedy
Troy James
Mik Byskov
12 June 1990, Denmark
Genre:
Horror
Director:
Steven Kostanski ,
Jeremy Gillespie
Steven Kostanski
Jeremy Gillespie
Country:
Canada
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April 13, 2017
The end result is an entertaining horror film with solid acting, impressive special effects and a script that could use more focus and cleverness.
April 07, 2017
One of the more action-packed features to come from the current crop of John Carpenter-inspired filmmakers, The Void finds collaborators Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanski going much further than many of their peers.
April 13, 2017
This throwback to John Carpenter/Clive Barker horror films is completely insane, horribly acted, and totally great for anybody who likes their horror served up with a side of cheese.
April 06, 2017
It's gloriously off the rails, unhinged, absolutely bonkers. If you're a fan of a certain type of horror film, that's a good thing.
April 20, 2017
There's no question that the film's third act takes a decisive turn for the better.
May 10, 2017
It's a nightmarish descent into insanity that's as depraved as it is entertaining.
April 21, 2017
"The Void" gets louder, grosser and more stupid the further it progresses, becoming an endurance test in its final sequences.
April 07, 2017
People live, people die, monsters creep out of the shadows, but it's all a little too formulaic, cynical, and ... well, boring.
April 21, 2017
It's chock full of amusing, ooey-gooey weirdness, admirable stuff that mostly eclipses its weaknesses.
April 07, 2017
If only writer-directors Steven Kostanski and Jeremy Gillespie had lavished as much love and attention on plot and structure as they clearly did on production and theme, this ickfest might have been more than a nod to the gory glories of '80s horror.
May 03, 2017
There are some strange plot holes here, which is too bad because the acting, effects, and setting were all decent.
April 06, 2017
A lively, layered throwback to the days when splatter auteurs like John Carpenter, George Romero and Lucio Fulci ruled the drive-in.