Ratpocalypse |
USA / Russia / India • 2015 • 88m •
  • Directed by: Vladimir Uglichin. • Starring: Casper Van Dien, Victoria Summer, Linda Bella, Lidiya Korotko, Catherine Oxenberg, Aleksandr Khachatryan, Peter Zhmutski, John Vodka, Natalya Lapina, Michael D. Arite, Chris Barber, Anna Bennett, Donny Boaz. • Music by: Tasos Eliopoulos, Victoria Summer, Vladimir Uglichin.    American senator John Perryman, who delivers a fiery speech in Moscow about the impending consequences of the endemic corruption in Russian economy. His is a mission to warn Russian politicians, that, should they not heed and corruption prevails, he could foresee the loss of their human form, and become life size rats. Many take John for a madman, and ultimately all his friends and relatives turn away from him. He meets a girl in the streets, who in essence becomes his guardian angel. The central intrigue of the film is that everything the hero talked about in Moscow begins to come true, triggering panic in Russia and across the world. To the people in power it seems that the hero commands some monstrous force unknown to science. The presidents of the U.S. and Russia seek ways to isolate him from society.
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This is almost an Ed Wood level effort but sadly comes just shy by only being 55% dedicated to full camp. But then perhaps that's what makes this so unique, it's like the director died mid editing and his son took over. If Ted Cruz and David Nunes made a film, this would be it.
P.S. The credits indicated this was made in 3D. I'm now on a mission to experience this on the original Coleco Vision 3D system being shown somewhere in Kasikstan. Any movie that credits "PA Intern" gets my thumbs up.
Review by a-shane-bishop from the Internet Movie Database.
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