Corri English, Scott Davis, Joshua Alba
Alison Blanchard begins her journey to become a physician in her Gross Anatomy class, where she must confront rows of cadavers and her own fear of mortality. When the sheets are drawn back revealing h...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 27, 2007
Stats: 687 reviews
These horrorfest movies are very hit or miss, and I have to add Unrest to the rapidly growing "miss" pile. The story could not hold my attention, so I really can't say much about that aspect of the movie. I can say that the film overall was much more gross than scary, and I'm gla...( read more)
It's another one of those films which is alright, nothing special. In fact the budget just shoots this film into an amateurish TV movie style. The actings alright and the use of real bodies makes it pretty creepy, but we all know what to expect and the whole Aztec mythos brought ...( read more)
The scenario may not be new, but the setting certainly brings it's own character into the film. Attractive cast carries it through.
Blood and horror and hauntings... oh my! I couldn't ask for anymore. The way they did it was just great.
This story's been told before but I did appreciate the unique setting and way it was told here. Corri English is pretty hot, and at many times a dead ringer for Britney Spears in this film. The whole cast was solid w/their acting, which is unusual for the Horrorfest flicks.
wtf? =O lol omg i soo totally get this zoombie sometimes i wanna sleep but i canT rofl
Not chilling whatsoever. Plot is totally cliched by today's standards. Dull at many points. Avoid at all costs.
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