The Crazies 2010 Hey what's up guys.
Today I'll show you a horror-thriller film: "The Crazies"! Spoiler ahead, watch out and take care!
The movie begins at a farm town called Ogden Marsh in Iowa. It's a typical day for a baseball match,
until farmer Rory walks on the field with a gun, intervening the whole game. Sheriff David
and Deputy Russel immediately address Rory to de-escalate the situation. David slowly
approaches Rory, while persuading him to drop the gun; but Rory only stares at him and raises
the gun to shoot him. David instinctively acts to danger, so he dispatches Rory on the spot.
After the incident, the view zooms out to overview the town map from a P.O.V. of a military satellite
camera. Subsequently, two military planes soar in the sky, carrying military forces on board.
At night, David delivers Rory to the pathologist at the funeral home for an
autopsy. David reckons Rory had relapsed and returned to drinking again, which is what he
expects from the test result. Then Russel walks into the office to tell David that
Rory's wife and son are waiting for him outside. David meets them to apologize for what he did,
and he explains Rory was drunk when he shot him; but the wife doubts it because Rory
quit drinking two years ago. Enraged, she slaps David for recklessly shooting an innocent man,
and then emotionally walks out with her son. The following day, David can't sleep because
of what happened, so he works all night preparing a nursery room for their coming
baby instead. His wife, Judy, sees him carpentering on the porch, so she comforts
him and says he did the right thing with Rory. David then goes to his office in the morning,
where he receives a call from the pathologist. He is told that Rory is negative from alcohol
content, and therefore makes Rory's wife right that Rory was not drunk.
Consequently, David returns to the baseball field, and feels regret surge in him. He tries to talk to
the school principal about the situation, but the principal is strangely unresponsive and quiet.
Meanwhile, Judy addresses a concerned resident who worries that her husband,
Bill, is unwell. So Judy examines Bill, whose vital signs are normal, but displays paleness,
quietness, gawking, and repetitive vocabulary. Judy notices the resident's concern, but she can't
do anything since his overall health is fine. At night, Bill remorselessly imprisons his own
family in their closet, and then burns their house to kill them.
The following day, David and his wife rush to the disintegrated farmhouse where Bill lives. While
the firefighter reports to David that Bill has killed his family, Judy demands Bill answer why
he murdered them. However, Bill only ignores her, and impudently whistles while gawking,
as if he didn't just kill his family. In the afternoon, David and Russel return
to the station. Russel notices Bill standing still inside the cell for hours. David mentions
that Rory stared at him too, just like Bill now. Suddenly, they receive a report from three hunters
about a dead body they discover in the swamp. And so, the two policemen and the pathologist
immediately travel to the swamp to investigate the body. They learn the body is a pilot,
but his plane is missing. So they search the nearby river, and discover the military
aircraft sank in the river a few days ago. The view zooms out again to reveal the
satellite screen. The screen prompts an order that says "initiate containment protocol."
David and Russel return to town, and they suspect the contaminated water from the
river is affiliated with the abnormalities occurring in their town. David worries things
might escalate to the worst, so he addresses the issue with the Mayor to temporarily cut
off the water supply for an investigation. But the Mayor denies his request, because
it will affect their local farms' business. David decides to disobey, and risks his job
for the sake of everyone's health and welfare, and so he cuts off the water supply, hoping it
prevents the situation from turning worse. Back at the station, Russel notices that
Bill rots and bleeds on the floor. David joins beside him as they inspect his body, when Bill
unexpectedly jolts upright, and tries grabbing them both. David tries to use the telephone,
and Russel uses the internet on the computer, but all the services and connections are down.
David leaves the station and goes out on the street. He senses the place is strangely barren
and quiet, except for a grown woman cycling while singing worship songs. From across the street,
David hears camera shutters originating from a black van. David tries to chase after the vehicle;
but it quickly catches on and drives away. Suddenly, David hears noises inside the funeral
home. So he goes inside to check if something's wrong. He goes into a room, where he finds the
corpses have sewn eyes and mouths. Then he hears a covered body moving, so he unveils the sheet,
and discovers the body is still alive but is sewn already. So he cuts the threads on his mouth,
who quickly warns him to look behind. the pathologist strangely attacks David
with an automated saw, but David acts fast, as he entangles the cord around the pathologist to
lean the saw to himself. the pathologist dies after cutting himself, but the saw continues
to roll toward David. Luckily, Russel enters on time, where he unplugs the saw from the socket.
At night, David wants his wife to leave the town to be safe; but during their conversation,
Judy senses someone outside their house. In a quick second, military forces raid
every farmhouse and group residents into two sections. The first section is "free
from infection" and the second one is "presumed infected crazies." But they examine them first
for symptoms such as high temperature or fever. During the examination and division, the medical
staff separates Judy from David, because she has a high temperature, but they ignore the
fact that it's caused by her pregnancy. Afterward, the medical team ties blue
bracelets onto the uninfected residents, and sends them to the grand central, whereas they
strap suspected infected residents on gurneys, and then send them to school for quarantine.
At the grand central, David can't let himself be apart from his wife because she's pregnant;
so he escapes from the grand central, and travels back to his office where he coincidentally
reunites with Russel. Russel tells David that he escaped from the military after they spiked
his patrol car in the middle of the road. Meanwhile, the infected residents whom the
soldiers refer as "crazies", regroup and surge an attack on the school. The military
forces and medical personnel are forced to retreat and evacuate the perimeter,
where they blatantly desert the confined residents inside the classroom.
Judy wakes up only to discover that the military abandoned them. She searches the room,
and encounters her assistant from the clinic. They try to escape from the bondage, but their noise
only attracts the crazy principal, who's holding a pitchfork. after killing two residents in the
room, the school principal then approaches the assistant, but Judy calls for his attention to
stop him from piercing her assistant. It works because the principal now approaches her next,
and he's about to stab her, until a gunshot erupts from the hallway that goes straight
into the school principal. He falls dead as shit, whereas David and Russel enter
the room to save Judy and her assistant. The four survivors finally reunite, and they
plan to go back to the central town, hoping that the military buses are still available. So they
search across the street for working vehicles; but they disappointingly find all cars are booted.
The survivors then decide to go to David's home, so they can use David's patrol car.
The four survivors journey on foot until night, where they encounter the assistant's boyfriend
and his mother, who are still alive at their farm. They want to bring them along, but military
forces unexpectedly break into the boyfriend's farmhouse. The soldiers drag his mother outside
their farmhouse, which triggers him to run and save his mom. However, the soldiers reckon he is
a "crazies," so they dispatch and incinerate him alongside his mother as part of the protocol.
The military forces then do a final sweep before leaving. One soldier goes to the barn where the
four survivors hide, and David punches the soldier the moment he enters to inquire about whatever's
happening in their town. The soldier admits they were just sent to the town without explanation,
and were expected to follow orders blindly. He confesses he wouldn't agree to come in
the first place, if he knew gunning down innocent people was part of the operation.
At the end, the soldier promises he won't disclose their existence to their commander,
and so David lets him go to reunite him with his comrades. The soldier keeps his promise,
as he tells his comrade that the barn is clear. The following day, the survivors arrive at
David's house. The two men repair the patrol car, whereas Judy
restocks and reminisces in their nursery room. It's time to leave; but David notices his wife
is missing. so he goes inside the house, and finds his wife tied to a chair. David feels an impact on
his body, as someone knocks him down. He recovers quickly, and sees Rory's wife and son break
into their home to avenge Rory. the wife stabs David's hand on the floor, but the wound doesn't
stop David from saving his wife. He gathers all his strength to pull his impaled hands,
and stab her in her neck. Meanwhile, Rory's son nearly kills Judy, but Russel shoots him
from the ground outside through a window. The assistant and Russel join them upstairs
to help the lovers. Russel then notices Rory's wife and son are still breathing,
so he fires them multiple times to be safe. However, his sudden aggressiveness bothers Judy,
and she suspects that Russel might be infected. The survivors soon flee the town, but their escape
is interrupted by a military chopper patrolling in the sky. The survivors accelerate the car,
and hide inside a car wash. However, they're still vulnerable to the attack, as their car suddenly
locks in place and the whole car wash activates. While the sealed car moves to the end, the crazies
attack their car, and kill Judy's assistant by hooking and hanging her to the ceiling.
The car washing ends, the assistant is dead, and their patrol car exposed on the road, suddenly
blows up as the chopper drops a bomb on it. The trios force themselves to walk again. During
their travel, they notice Russel's spiked patrol car on the roadside. They try to salvage the car,
but it's pointless. Just then, a black SUV emerges from afar,
and David intends to shoot down the driver and steal the car; but Russel has another thing in
mind. He takes the spike strip, and throws it on the road to disable the approaching vehicle.
The car flips over, damaging the car and injuring the driver inside. David then grabs the driver,
and interrogates him about the whole fiasco. The driver discloses that the sunken cargo plane in
the river contained the Rhabdoviridae prototype, a virus known as rabies. Judy recognizes it
as the biological weapon, named "Trixie." However, the whole interrogation agitates Russel;
so he impulsively shoots the driver dead. David gets mad at Russel for killing the driver,
because he's not done talking to him yet. The two friends face off with their guns, but then Russel
reminds David he had already saved him thrice. David can't argue with that; but he knows very
well that Russel is indeed infected. At first, David wants to kill Russel on the spot; but Russel
begs him to spare him for a few more hours, and allow him to walk with them for the last time.
At night, the trios reach a military roadblock. Russel then offers to distract the soldiers,
while the lovers sneak past behind them. Sadly, the trio becomes a duo now that
Russel calls the attention of the soldiers, and lets them shoot him.
Meanwhile, the lovers successfully sneak past the soldiers, and eventually reach the grand central.
However, disappointment dawns upon their minds at the sight of the barren town. There's no
one around, except empty convenient stores and shops. David then leaves his wife alone outside,
as he goes inside a garage to search for their ride out of town. Not long after,
he finds a semi-truck parked in the garage. He then joins his wife, who's strangely crying in
front of military cargo trucks. David then looks at the trucks,
and fear creeps on his body upon seeing the pile of uninfected residents dead and burnt to crisp.
Judy wants to give up, because they'll end up dead anyway. but David remains hopeful that they
can still escape through the truck he has found. However, Judy snaps at his annoying positivity,
and David goes quiet to listen to her. He then sits down with her, and assures her
that he'll be with her whatever she decides. The lovers reconcile, and come to an agreement
that they're leaving the town with the truck. So David restocks drinkable water, clothes,
and searches for the truck key in the shop's office. However, during his search, he hears
from a walkie-talkie about a 10-minutes missile countdown ordered by the military. Suddenly,
the lights turn off, as two crazy employees try to trap and attack the lovers during their escape.
The movie ends with David and his wife triumphantly annihilating the crazies in the
shop. Soon after, they flee from Ogden Marsh via truck. While driving away, they hear the military
countdown reach zero from the walkie-talkie. Just then, a bomb detonates in the town,
and its explosion reaches and impacts their truck, causing it to flip over. The unusable truck forces
the lovers to walk their way to Cedar Rapids. Eventually, the lovers reach Cedar Rapids on
time. Unfortunately, the view zooms out again to reveal the military satellite,
ordering another containment protocol, like what happened at Ogden Marsh. A bonus clip
from the news depicts that the virus has also reached and infected Cedar Rapids.
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