Quarantine

Director: John E. Dowdle

Genre: Horror, Thriller

Release Date: October 10, 2008 (U.S.)

Duration: 89 minutes

Cast: Columbus Short, Jay Hernandez, Johnathon Schaech, Jennifer Carpenter, Steve Harris

Overview: For a reality TV show about people who work while the rest of the world is asleep, reporter Angela Vidal and his cameraman, Scott, are assigned to cover a night shift with a couple of firefighters at a station in Los Angeles firefighters. After an uneventful night, a distress call 911 in the middle of the night leads to a small apartment building downtown. Police officers are already on the scene in response to bloodcurdling screams coming from an apartment on the third floor. Having encountered in a history of rupture, and Angela Scott are determined to get everything on the tape. Enter the apartment unit to investigate, found an elderly woman in a nightgown, standing alone in the dark. She as covered with blood, her breathing irregular and raspy. She looks sick. And when a police officer to help her, suddenly the attacks - with their teeth. The group subdues women and seeks help from the police wounded. However, when trying to leave the complex, are that the CDC has quarantined the building. All exits are sealed and guarded by heavily armed men. Phone, Internet, TV, mobile phone and access have been cut, and officials won at give any explanation to the locked inside. The apartment complex and its inhabitants are descended quickly into panic. Trying to make sense of what is happening, people are forced to look at each other for help. Then there as another cry from above. In the atrium lobby where they gathered around the world, a body dropped from the third floor. And the attacks are starting again. When quarantine was finally lifted, the only evidence of what took place is the release of the crew of the videotape.