USA 2014 96m Directed by: Michael Cramer, Troy Scoughton Jr.. Starring: William McNamara, Robert Dean, Marcelle Bowman, Kathleen Shurkin, Johnny Tabor, Wayno Sanchez, Kevin Friesen, Jack Lutz, Fabian Valle, Sabrina Gomez, Neko Sparks, Eric Young, Dyami Thomas..
An incurable virus renders the infected incapable of deception, before it kills you... PVH13, threatens to infect the world in a global pandemic, when a group of unsuspecting college students unwittingly break into the dominant hospital where it has been quarantined, sealed and forgotten...
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The film opens with a lengthy explanatory monotone about a truth serum virus that mutates and must be contained...or else people act out their "Impulse" 1984-Meg Tilly-a film theme that has become recently popular. A college professor (William McNamara) notices the same cloud cover over a place that was there years ago (Is there an app that checks that?) He thinks something is being hidden there and it is not Dick Cheney's house. The crew goes to the remote access location by foot....okay you fill in blanks.
I felt the monologue explanation should have been left out. What happened is explained within the film and a little mystery is good. This one didn't have it, and they could of had it. The acting and dialogue are on par with low budget productions. The truth serum aspect was not as good as "Liar, Liar." They needed a funny guy in the group.
Review by Michael Ledo from the Internet Movie Database.