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| Release Date : Mar. 14, 2008 | Rating ➦ ★★★★★★ |
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The lethal Reaper virus spreads throughout Britain—infecting millions and killing hundreds of thousands. Authorities brutally and successfully quarantine the country but three decades later the virus resurfaces in a major city. An elite group of specialists is urgently dispatched into the still-quarantined country to retrieve a cure by any means necessary. Shut off from the rest of the world the unit must battle through a landscape that has become a waking nightmare. Duration : 1 Hour 49 Minutes |
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Emma Cleasby as Katherine Sinclair | Caryn Peterson as Vagrant Girl | Adeola Ariyo as Nurse | Christine Tomlinson as Major Eden Sinclair | Vernon Willemse as David / Gimp | Paul Hyett as Hot Dog Victim | Axelle Carolyn as Drop Dead Girl / Podium Marauder #1 | Karl Thaning as Pilot | Jason Cope as Wall Guard | Stephen Hughes as Soldier #1 / Johnson | Ryan Kruger as Soldier | Martin Ball as DDS Guard | Jeremy Crutchley as Richter | Tom Fairfoot as John Michaelson | Nora-Jane Noone as Read | Rick Warden as Chandler | Eloise Cupido as Afro Girl | Lily Anderson as Bathtub Blonde | Cokey Falkow as Captain Hendrix | John Carson as George Dutton | Henie Bosman as Telamon | Az Abrahams as Pin Stripe | Susan Danford as Command Centre Official | Alessia Ramazzotti as Starved Girl | Shaamilla Noordien as Carpenter's Bat Attacker | Nicholas Pauling as Cellar Jailer | Riaz Solker as Cellar Guard | Porteus Xandau as DJ | Benedict Carver as Podium Marauder #2 | Daniel Read as Sergeant #1 | Nathan Wheatley as Patient 'X' | Cecil Carter as DDS Assault Trooper | Tyrell Kemlo as Pit Audience Member | Garry George as Pin Stripe's Security #1 | George Bailey as Pin Stripe's Security #2 | Dermot Brogan as Command Centre Guard | Amy Barnes as Wild Girl (uncredited) | D-Teflon as DDS Guard #2 (uncredited) | Kate-Lynn Hocking as Marauder (uncredited) | Chris Wilson as London Refuge (uncredited) | Executive Producer : Peter McAleese | Producer : Steven Paul | Director : Neil Marshall | Writer : Neil Marshall | |
