When the signal hit everyone became ‘Statics’, sound responsive killers.
The sole survivors were the heroin addicts, the ‘Dregs’.
Can addict lovers Ben and Zoe find a score big enough to escape the city?
And will their love be strong enough to hold them together while everything else goes to hell?
‘The filmmakers clearly have a grasp on the world they’ve created, weaving a love story, religion and some genuine frights against a backdrop that forces its leads to become drug users. With visual style to spare, there’s a lot of promise to become something bigger here… I’ll admit to jumping out of my seat at one of the scares. That doesn’t happen to me often!’
– Ryan Turek, VP of Development, Blumhouse
‘It both continues the tradition of strong British dystopic narratives yet does something really fresh with the genre. It’s a tremendous genre film, reminded me of ‘Threads‘ which I saw as a kid, had a tremendous effect on me.’
– Cedar Sherbert, LAFF
