 Watch Antiviral Movie Online Streaming MegavideoYou can watch Antiviral movie in HD without Downloading Free HEREA man who smuggles celebrity viruses to ravenous fans gets infected with the same bug that killed a media darling, and becomes locked in a deathly race against time while becoming the target of biological collectors. Syd March (Caleb Landry Jones) works for The Lucas Clinic -- a company that reaps a tidy profit by infecting willing clients with viruses taken from their favorite celebrities. Earning a little extra cash on the side by using his own body to smuggle out popular microbes, Syd finds himself in mortal danger after he infects himself with a pathogen taken from Hannah Geist -- a gorgeous superstar who later dies as a result of her illness. Now, it's only a matter of time before Syd succumbs to a similarly gruesome fate. When Syd's shady clients and a rival company discover he's carrying a bug that could revolutionize the industry, he must fight back with the only weapon he has -- his own virulent blood. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Movie Release on Theater Apr 12, 2013 Limited | |
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Antiviral Movie Cast | |
| Caleb Jones,Sarah Gadon,Malcolm McDowell,Douglas Smith,Lisa Berry,Nicholas Campbell,Wendy Crewson,Sheila McCarthy,Adam Bogen,Salvatore Antonio,Nenna Abuwa,Donna Goodhand,Matt Watts,Dawn Greenhalgh,Katie Bergin,Lara Jean Chorostecki,Reid Morgan,Elitso Bako,Joe Pingue,Dan Warry-Smith | |
| Genres : Drama,Horror,Mystery & Suspense,Science Fiction & Fantasy | |
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| All Critics Rating For Antiviral : 6.1 | |
| All Critics Count For Antiviral : 46 | |
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| 'Antiviral' never wholly succeeds as either a surgical satire or a medical conspiracy thriller, and its tedious last third is like a diseased body dragging itself slowly to the grave. Nigel Floyd-Time Out A virtual panoply of high wooziness, replete with sweating, shakes, vomiting, rot-infected food and more needles piercing skin than rush hour at a free flu clinic. Geoff Pevere-Globe and Mail Obviously influenced by his dad David's early work but also showing a strong personal style, Brandon Cronenberg's feature debut is a body-horror satire with a point - a needle point. Peter Howell-Toronto Star Although the climax feels like one last stab by Brandon to echo his father's legacy, the rest of the film suggests the promise of his own distinct, distressing career to come. William Goss-Film.com If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, David Cronenberg should be feeling pretty chuffed with son Brandon's big-screen debut, a petri dish of high-concept perversity and cultural commentary teeming with lo-fi ickiness. Megan Lehmann-Hollywood Reporter A one-joke movie--a good joke, yes, but Brandon Cronenberg's agenda clouds the clarity that's needed to fully deliver the punchline. Chuck Bowen-Slant Magazine Cronenberg's use of his Toronto setting is a clever exercise in making the minimal look futuristic, with its cold white surfaces - like Landry Jones' own waify presence - an effective canvas for a plot that grows increasingly bloody. Andrew Simpson-Fan The Fire ... a truly striking and unforgettable instant classic. Staci Layne Wilson-Yahoo! Movies Like his father before him, Brandon makes a virtue of budgetary restraints: Antiviral's rough textures are, in themselves, somewhat alienating. Donald Clarke-Irish Times A very accomplished film, especially for a debut. Kelly Vance-East Bay Express For fans of Cronenberg Sr, Antiviral pushes plenty of pleasurable buttons. Indeed, Brandon is so on-brand, the film so archly Cronenbergian, that at times it approaches parody. Ian Berriman-SFX Magazine [A] twisted, creepy extrapolation of our obsession with celebrity... [O]ne of the more disturbing and more unsettling films I've seen in a quite a while... and also one of the cleverest examples of science fiction cinema in years... MaryAnn Johanson-Flick Filosopher An intriguing and fairly stylish mix of sci-fi, horror and detective movie tropes that suggest Cronenberg might soon step out from his father's shadow. Alistair Harkness-Scotsman This dark fable is a subversive stomach-churner and not for the faint-hearted. Alan Jones-Radio Times Clearly about the curse of celebrity culture but also hamfisted and confused. If you like nasties, this is very nasty indeed. Derek Malcolm-This is London Intriguing but laboured, mannered and a little dull. -Daily Express Growing gradually sicker and messier along with its conflicted protagonist, Antiviral is, in all its icily unpleasant ickiness, indeed perfect somehow. Anton Bitel-Sight and Sound It may be style over substance, but Brandon Cronenberg cleverly blends his father David's love of medical yuckiness with an elusive Lynchian-style mystery to keep us unnerved all the way through this low-key thriller. Rich Cline-Contactmusic.com For all its "yeugh" content, Antiviral is patchily enthralling. Nigel Andrews-Financial Times Proof that there's room for more than one brainy provocateur in the Cronenberg gene-pool. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph If David Cronenberg's entire body of work didn't exist, Antiviral would be a revelation. As it stands... David Jenkins-Little White Lies Queasiness abound but there are no real jolts; the words "foreskin", "anus" and "vulva" are unlikely to disturb anyone under the age of 97. Elliott Noble-Sky Movies A smart, subversive but rather cold debut from Brandon Cronenberg that's short of the dark wit that lit up his father's early work. Kim Newman-Empire Magazine Antiviral is an accomplished piece of work ... Philip French-Observer [UK] | |
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