Unrest (2006)

Nice effects though.

There are women in the film, but none has anything you could call a personality.

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Probably the worst combination of bad acting and bad sound effect. What else can be expected from this. Story was somewhere nice. But actors were all bad. Sound effect was badly chosen. Story goes like this "In a medical school, the freshmen students Alison Blanchard, Brian Cross, Carlos Aclar and Rick O'Connor receive the cadaver of a young woman for dissection in their anatomy class of Professor Walter Blackwell. The atheist Alison has a weird sensation that the spirit of the corpse is trying to communicate with her and tries to unravel who the woman was. Meanwhile, all the persons that handle the corpse mysteriously die." Wasted my time over this movie. I'll not recommend it. Even if you have nothing see, Don't pass your time on this one. Good luck everyone!

Oh the movie isn't exactly bad although essentially it's another one of those ghost films Hollywood's constantly regurgitating into cinemas, minus the jump "scares" (seriously, if you're going to try making scary films, try making films that are scary, loud blaring noises don't cut it). At least Afterdark Horrorfest only made this mistake once.Mysterious deaths, protagonist gets tormented rather than offed, meets love interest who then tries helping her before they too fall victim to the murderous spirit. Oh and naturally, they're required to investigate what could have angered the spirit enough to start killing.Sound familiar? Thought so.Not exactly bad, just overdone to the extent it feels like lifeless filler. I understand Hollywood making ridiculous amounts of films like this for commercial purposes, but horror festivals, generally being run by people with understanding of the genre, should know better.

Perfect mix of gore, supernatural situations (all about those creepy Aztec explanations, chantings, and the Brazilian stuff), creepy settings, claustrophobic moments, uncertainty, and interesting dialogs.Not to mention that the movie has plenty of creepy moments, and some very uncomfortable situations (all about the gross scene near the ending where both characters submerge into oh well, you'll see).The hospital setting serves perfect for the movie's purpose and delivers plenty of tension.The plot may be difficult to follow because it deals with different topics and bizarre situations. I dug the explanation towards the American citizen who was in Brazil.The whole prostitution thing, the diabolical references, and the rotten corpse are my kind of entertainment.Now , that's a very strong corpse that can take many action! There is good, very good gore and the movie looks pretty stylish. Give it a chance if you are into the "don't play with dead things" sub-plots and more than revenge.

First of all I have to get out of the way my serious objection to the way in which apparently everybody involved in this film doesn't have any idea of where Aztecs lived. Aztecs lived in Mexico primarily around what is now Mexico City. Mayans lived in Mexico and countries farther south in the area of the Yucatan Peninsula, Incans live in the Andes and yes that would have at least been the right continent (South America), but Aztecs in Brazil???? Were they stupid Aztecs who got lost? Can you say that everybody involved with this film is either stupid or criminally insensitive to those cultures? And people wonder why we in the United States are considered dumb by many others around the world? If you can get past that, it is a decent low budget movie. The actors tried hard and the female lead was perky and you hoped she wouldn't get dead in a horrible way as most of the guys did. I thought that her boyfriend portrayed a Christian male as something more than a right wing nutter and that was a bit refreshing.I think that basic anatomy and physiology is necessary to medicine and therefore I think some of the comments about how they shouldn't have been cutting up dead people was a bit.....well medieval. I know I want a doctor that I go to see to have a thorough grounding in those subjects. And the swimming around in tanks of dead people was gross as well as improbable without serious respiratory and protective gear, but hey these people didn't even know where Aztecs lived so why should they get that correct? Note to the film-makers - check your facts next time and go for some type of intelligence or reality. I wouldn't pay for this but if it comes on TV latenight, it is a decent cheesy way to pass a little time.