When you're whole premise - demonic zombie infestation film with shakey cam - becomes a cliché, what should you do? For Paco Plaza, the answer is kick it out, literally in this case, and fortunately not that long into the film. This leaves the third installment of the [REC] franchise (Quarantine per the U.S. remake) with a very different feel than the first two. It, too, has lost the claustrophobic charm of its predecessors, set this time in the spacious buildings and grounds of a reception hall. It's her wedding day, and nothing is going to keep the bride from her groom. This isn't a demonic zombie film. It's a love story. With demonic zombies.
[REC]³ Génesis
2012, 80 minutes, directed by Paco Plaza
Scott, people don't ask questions during your Q&A for a reason. First off, you ask 60% of the questions yourself. Then when you cajole a question from the audience, you take the gist of it, come up with a different question of your own, and "restate" it to the director so he'll answer your version. And you interrupted the director while he was talking to put words in his mouth! Twice!
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