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- A futuristic thriller dealing with the virulent spread of a death plague caused by a toxic chemical leak. The world is now divided into two camps -- the sick and the healthy. Set in Boston, Massachusetts in the year 2007.
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Adrenalin: Fear the Rush is a 1996 American science fiction-action film written and directed by Albert Pyun and starring Christopher Lambert and Natasha Henstridge. It is set in an alternative future in 2007, where the Russian Federation has collapsed and Eastern Europe is in disarray.
Summaries. A bioweapon leaks in Eastern Europe and spreads west. It mutates in a quarantine area, creating a killer monster. Can a group of cops stop it and the new virus? The Russian government has collapsed. Amidst the chaos, riots, and struggle for power, a terrible weapon has leaked out.
Nov 29, 1996 · Adrenalin: Fear the Rush: Directed by Albert Pyun. With Christopher Lambert, Natasha Henstridge, Norbert Weisser, Elizabeth Barondes. A bioweapon leaks in Eastern Europe and spreads west. It mutates in a quarantine area, creating a killer monster. Can a group of cops stop it and the new virus?
Adrenalin: Fear the Rush ★ 1996 (R) Dull future thriller in the deadly virus category. In 2007, a plague in Eastern Europe causes those that survive to turn into cannabalistic killers.
Synopsis With the collapse of the Russian government, a highly contagious and deadly virus is loosed upon the world. Boston is quarantined and turned into a militarized zone.
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Nov 29, 1996 · Four cops, two hours, one psychopath with a deadly virus. If he's not dead by dawn...we are. Overview. In a not-too-distant future, a lethal virus sweeps across Europe, prompting the creation of quarantine refugee camps in the United States.
As the Russian republics split apart, no one knew who was responsible for what. While both sides were trying to figure it out, something leaked -- a small toxic chemical. It rolled through Eastern Europe, moving west like a giant wave of death. They called it a...
