Directed by:
Mark McQueenScreenplay:
Bart RuspoliCinematography:
Jason ShepherdComposer:
James Edward BarkerCast:
Danny Dyer, MyAnna Buring, Jaime Murray, Sean Pertwee, Ben Shafik, Shane Taylor, Bart Ruspoli, Craig Fairbrass, Colin Salmon, Craig Conway, Alistair Petrie (more)VOD (1)
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When a revolutionary performance enhancer sparks a terrifying outbreak, humanity's only hope lies with the one test subject who didn't turn into a dangerous killing machine. RAK-295 is the latest drug from N-Gen industries. It was supposed to be the next big thing, but all of the 30,000 test subjects except for Angela Mills (MyAnna Burning) experience a terrifying transformation, the drug designed to make man stronger threatens to be his undoing. Incredibly, Angela seems completely immune to the drug's devastating side effects. Upon receiving word of this hopeful anomaly, N-Gen CEO Peter White (Colin Salmon) orders battle-hardened Head of Security Cole (Craig Fairbrass) to track Angela down, and get her into the lab. Meanwhile, Angela and her boyfriend Joe (Danny Dyer) are fighting for survival on the streets. When Cole shows up determined to drag Angela back to N-Gen Corporation, the future of mankind rests in the blood of one terrified woman with no place left to run. (official distributor synopsis)
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At the beginning, I thought Devil’s Playground was pretty decent, adrenaline-packed zombie horror, but it became less and less fun as the minutes passed by, and by the end I wasn’t having any fun at all, which is a real shame, because there can never be enough good zombie action. Better watch the excellent 28 Days Later, from which this film borrows a lot.
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