The Sadness
By Rob Jabbaz
2021
Horror / Thriller
1h39
Synopsis
A young couple is pushed to the limits of sanity as they attempt to be reunited amid the chaos of a pandemic outbreak. The streets erupt into violence and depravity, as those infected are driven to enact the most cruel and ghastly things imaginable.
Community Reviews
Viewers find 'The Sadness' to be a boundary-pushing horror film that delivers an intense and disturbing experience, characterized by its extreme gore and dark humor. While the film is praised for its unique take on the zombie genre and its visually striking scenes, some viewers felt the storyline was overshadowed by the relentless violence and lacked depth. The film's graphic content and unsettling portrayal of humanity left many feeling uncomfortable, yet it's seen as a fresh and audacious entry in the horror genre.
👍 Innovative and intense horror experience
👎 May be excessively graphic for some
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Reviews and Comments
2 reviews
Too much blood right from the beginning!
This is a straightforward body horror that reinvents the typical zombie. Instead of mindless creatures motivated by hunger, our monsters are sane humans governed by depravity and seriously lacking in inhibition or the presence of a moral compass.
Too much blood right from the beginning!
This is a straightforward body horror that reinvents the typical zombie. Instead of mindless creatures motivated by hunger, our monsters are sane humans governed by depravity and seriously lacking in inhibition or the presence of a moral compass.