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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 78 minutes
Directors: Eric England
Writers: Eric England
Casts: Celia Finkelstein, Caroline Williams, Ruben Pla, Simon Barrett, Dave Holmes, Najarra Townsend, Katie Stegeman, Alice Macdonald, Matt Mercer, Charley Koontz
IMDB: Contracted (2013)
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(1 votes, average: 1.00 out of 5)
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Variety -
The ick factor is high in Contracted, a body-horror opus that will satisfy genre fans who like to be grossed out, but doesn’t have much to offer on any other count.
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Los Angeles Times -
Although this horror flick is somewhat absurd and seemingly forgettable when viewed in a vacuum, its coincidentally contemporaneous release with "Blue Is the Warmest Color" urges immediate reconsideration.
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The New York Times -
The ending to this fable misses the opportunity for broader metaphorical resonance, but getting there has its own unnerving rewards.
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The Dissolve -
The movie seems regressively punitive, to the point where it arguably qualifies as slut-shaming.
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Village Voice -
There's no payoff to the paranoia.
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Contracted (2013)
A young girl contracts what she thinks is a sexually-transmitted disease - but is actually something much worse.
Contracted (2013)
(1 votes, average: 1.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 78 minutes
Directors: Eric England
Writers: Eric England
Casts: Celia Finkelstein, Caroline Williams, Ruben Pla, Simon Barrett, Dave Holmes, Najarra Townsend, Katie Stegeman, Alice Macdonald, Matt Mercer, Charley Koontz
IMDB: Contracted (2013)
Storyline
A young girl contracts what she thinks is a sexually-transmitted disease - but is actually something much worse.
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Reviews
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Variety -
The ick factor is high in Contracted, a body-horror opus that will satisfy genre fans who like to be grossed out, but doesn’t have much to offer on any other count.
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Los Angeles Times -
Although this horror flick is somewhat absurd and seemingly forgettable when viewed in a vacuum, its coincidentally contemporaneous release with "Blue Is the Warmest Color" urges immediate reconsideration.
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The New York Times -
The ending to this fable misses the opportunity for broader metaphorical resonance, but getting there has its own unnerving rewards.
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The Dissolve -
The movie seems regressively punitive, to the point where it arguably qualifies as slut-shaming.
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Village Voice -
There's no payoff to the paranoia.
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