The US army wants a new biological weapon and they are testing it on volunteer students who want to make a quick thousand dollars. Once a group is selected they are put into the facility equipped with cameras, then gassed which is how the drug is administered. They sit back and watch the results.

The drug makes them bleed from all orifices, then gives them a surge of energy making them incredibly strong wanting just to kill. They look like demon zombies. The difference in this film is that the infected people can be killed like how anybody could be. They don't take 50 bullets and keep going.

My only complaint is the overplayed premise and Daniel Baldwin's presence.

I liked this movie, so I'm not sure what everyone who's given it such bad reviews, was expecting.

Have you watched any other zombie or even horror films? This doesn't even qualify as bad if you've watched as many waste of time fests as I have.

Some of the dialogue was stupid, some of the scenes, stupider (if I was locked in a creepy hospital, the last thing I'd be thinking about is sex, I don't care how in love I am) but all in all, some of the dialogue was very realistic and sounded like actual conversation, rather than a script, which is impressive.

Far too many films, the dialogue is far too much like people practicing a part or reading for one, rather than actual dialogue that's supposed to be "believable."

Seriously...I don't get the trashing reviews.

I recommend this film and am glad I finally watched it, after passing it by in favor of so many pieces of vomitous toilet droppings I did end up watching.

This is a pretty good zombie-type film.

So, this college student is a bit low on cash. She normally does three jobs to make ends meet, and then spots a way to earn some extra dough...medical research!!

We've all heard about it, loads of cash, some have placebo's, some have the real thing, and you can earn loads of cash.

But in this case, it turns out not to be a good investment plan. I know some have labelled it to be like 28 days later, but It's not, as they all sign up to be tested on. Things obviously turn for the worse, and I try not to give anything away, but it has a pretty good storyline, who knows who will become the next infected one, and who will survive.