Wednesday, February 17, 2021 | Reviews
By JUSTIN MCDEVITT
Directed by Claudio Lattanzi
Uncork’d Entertainment
A virus plagues Italy in the not-so-distant future. Abandoned buildings, destruction, and grim moodiness pervade the land. We know little of our dystopia except for the existence of an epidemic, a silent killer which has ravaged the population. Society does not exist. Cell reception does not exist. A group of military men called “The Exterminators” hunt the infected. Rather than detain, study, or inoculate those afflicted with the virus, The Exterminators crucify them. In CRUCIFIED (aka EVERYBLOODY’S END), there is no vaccine.
Five strangers hide out together in a dungeon. former theology professor Steiner (Giovanni Lombardo Radice) Nera (Veronica Urban) Rossa (Nina Orlandi) and late arrivals Bionda (Cinzia Monreale) and Michael (Lorenzo Lepori). Our quintet don’t waste time getting to know each other. Levity, small talk, and character development are nowhere t
Italy
Indiana
United-states
Giovanni-lombardo-radizo
Claudio-lattanzi
Marina-loi
Jerry-goldsmith
Bionda-cinzia-monreale
Van-helsing
Cinzia-monreale
Michael-lorenzo-lepori