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Office Uprising

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A worker at a weapons factory discovers an energy drink is turning his co-workers into zombies.

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Eddie Strait The Daily Dot Jul 19, 2018
3/5
Between the committed performances, slap-sticky violence, and light-hearted energy, Office Uprising is a lot of fun and those who find the movie will have a fun secret to share. Go to Full Review
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Hagrid G Apr 25, 2019 This is one hilarious, fun and insanely enjoyable horror comedy. It's exactly the kind of movie you'd want a see after a long week at work. Office Uprising has got a good cast and a great script. I can't remember the last time I laughed this hard while watching a movie. It's genuinely funny and guaranteed to enhance a bad mood. This one's definitely worth the watch. See more
George P Apr 17, 2019 Office Uprising (2018): 8 out of 10: Office Space meets The Stuff with a dash of Sunset Overdrive thrown in. A slacker comedy where the distribution of a bad batch of energy drink turns the workers of Ammotech (A large arms dealer and consumer products provider) into raging zombie-like lunatics. Our slacker hero Brenton Thwaites comes to the office only to realize that all the departments have created war camps and are in the midst of killing each other. Can he rescue his girl and escape the office or is he destined to have a bad case of the Mondays? The Good: You know this film snuck up on me. I wasn't very impressed a half an hour in, but soon I started to have a good time, and after a while, I really started to have a good time. For all its faults listed below, it does have solid pacing and plot with humor that naturally comes from the circumstances the characters find themselves in rather than forced from above. I am sure there have been better demonstrations on the difference between accounting, marketing, and human resources but I am hard pressed to remember the last time I saw one. The whole HR backstabbing scene is really where this movie started turning around for me. Relatable humor exaggerated with extreme violence is a formula that works well in the right hands and Director Lin Oeding nails it. I talk about the special effects below but kudos to the film for filling the office in question with people. I cannot tell you how many of these office horror films I have seen where the entire staff of a twelve story building is about twenty people (I am looking your way 2010's Fired) A couple of cast shoutouts, Jane Levy is excellent as the geek girlfriend who spends much of this movie tied to a hand cart (don't ask). In a smaller role character actor Kurt Fuller is a great pleasure to see. I honestly wish he had more to do in the movie. Who am I kidding? I would have loved it if he was our protagonist. The Bad: One of the issues I had with the film initially is that it panders to its audience in an almost desperate way. Our slacker hero Brenton Thwaites eventually grew on me, but he is such a cliche I was kind of hoping his co-workers go all 28 Days on him and we would have a more exciting protagonist like well Kurt Fuller as I mentioned above. Brenton Thwaites' character reminded me of Alan Alda from MASH and if there is one person I would like to see evicerateted by a group of zombies from marketing it is Hawkeye Pierce. The Ugly: If I were the visual effects guy or company on this film I would be begging for them to let me use the name, Alan Smithee. Good Lord are some of the effects bad in this film. It is not just one or two mind you, and it is across multiple disciplines from prop body parts, to explosions, to a visual effect on the outside of the building that looks like it was an outtake from RobocopĂŻÂż 1/2 The 1985 version. It boggles the mind that a film with a solid cast and script can stumble so badly here. Doesn't ruin the experience by any means but eye-rolling will commence. In conclusion: Special effects and slacker cliches aside this is a fun romp for anyone who has held a corporate. Give it a little time it does ramp up into something fun. See more
Hagrid S Apr 10, 2019 Unexpectedly good! This comedy horror is exactly what you need after a hard days graft at the office. Great comic relief with some plot twists and zombie-inspired violence. Great laugh! See more
Draco M Apr 8, 2019 Hilarious comedy horror!
Abraham S Jan 2, 2019 worst movie i have ever seen
Kylo G Dec 27, 2018 It's a good laugh.
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Movie Info

Synopsis A worker at a weapons factory discovers an energy drink is turning his co-workers into zombies.
Director
Lin Oeding
Producer
William Clevinger, Sean Lydiard, Giulia Prenna
Screenwriter
Peter Gamble, Ian Shorr
Production Co
Lydiard Films
Genre
Comedy, Horror, Adventure
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jun 19, 2018, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Jul 17, 2018
Runtime
1h 32m
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