Additional information for The Crazies, which has a domestic theatrical release set for February 26, 2010. The film is being distributed by Overture Films and has not yet been rated. The Crazies has a total running time of 101 minutes.
R
USA
15
UK
16
Ireland
16
Netherlands
K-15
Finland
18A
Canada
18
South Korea
M/16
Portugal
R-13
Philippines
B15
Mexico
NC-16
Singapore
IIB
Hong Kong
MA
Australia
18
Malaysia
16
Brazil
PG12
Japan
R16
New Zealand
16
Argentina
VM14
Italy
12
France
18
Germany
101min
El día del apocalipsis
Mexico
El día del apocalipsis
Peru
Безумцы
Russia
A Epidemia
Brazil
A tébolyultak
Hungary
Beprociai
Lithuania
Hullud
Estonia
La città verrà distrutta all'alba
Italy
La epidemia
Argentina
Les détraqués
Canada
Ludaci
Serbia
Ludjaci
Croatia
Mentes asesinas
Mexico
Opetani
Poland
Paranoia
Greece
Podivní
Czech Republic
Salgin
Turkey
The Crazies - Desconfia dos Teus Vizinhos
Portugal
The Crazies - Fürchte deinen Nächsten
Germany
The Crazies: Hulluus on tarttuvaa!
Finland
February 23, 2010
USA
February 26, 2010
Canada
February 26, 2010
Ireland
February 26, 2010
UK
February 26, 2010
USA
March 05, 2010
Poland
March 18, 2010
Russia
April 01, 2010
Portugal
April 08, 2010
South Korea
April 10, 2010
Finland
April 15, 2010
Greece
April 16, 2010
Iceland
April 16, 2010
Turkey
April 17, 2010
Belgium
April 18, 2010
Netherlands
April 21, 2010
Philippines
April 22, 2010
Czech Republic
April 22, 2010
Denmark
April 22, 2010
Kazakhstan
April 22, 2010
Malaysia
April 22, 2010
Netherlands
April 23, 2010
Estonia
April 23, 2010
Italy
April 23, 2010
Lithuania
April 30, 2010
Mexico
May 07, 2010
Taiwan
May 09, 2010
Belgium
May 20, 2010
Hungary
May 27, 2010
Austria
May 27, 2010
Germany
May 27, 2010
Switzerland
May 28, 2010
Spain
June 09, 2010
France
June 30, 2010
Finland
July 22, 2010
Singapore
July 28, 2010
Peru
August 05, 2010
Australia
August 20, 2010
Brazil
August 25, 2010
Sweden
October 28, 2010
Japan
November 06, 2010
Spain
November 13, 2010
Japan
January 06, 2011
Argentina
September 02, 2011
Panama
Fear Thy Neighbor
Help Us
Welcome to Ogden Marsh, the friendliest place on earth
Insanity Is Infectious (UK poster)
In the town of Ogden Marsh, Iowa, David (Timothy Olyphant), the local sheriff enjoys a baseball game. His deputy, Russell (Joe Anderson), spots Rory Hamill (Mike Hickman), a local resident, entering the outfield holding a shotgun. David is forced to shoot and kill the unresponsive Rory. David and his wife Judy (Radha Mitchell), the community doctor, begin to notice other town residents exhibiting bizarre behavior. The next night, a local farmer burns his house down with his wife and son trapped inside, killing them.While investigating the discovery of a pilot's body in a swamp, David and Russell discover a cargo plane submerged under the water. Communication services are lost, and that evening soldiers wearing hazard materal suits arrive to take all residents to quarantine at the high school. Everyone is examined for symptoms of infection. Judy does not pass the examination and is separated from David. She explains her fever is due to pregnancy, but is sedated anyway. She wakes strapped to a gurney as the perimeter of the facility is breached by the infected. The military personnel evacuate, leaving Judy and others behind. David is nearing evacuation, but escapes and rejoins Russell. They rescue Judy and her medical assistant, Becca (Daniele Panabaker) from an infected citizen whom is killing those in the infirmery.David, Judy, Russell, and Becca make their way out of town on foot, unable to find a working vehicle. They encounter Becca's boyfriend, Scotty McGregor (Justin Miles), when they pass through his farm. Soldiers raid the farm, shoot Scotty and his mother, and burn the bodies. The group repair a patrol car, and once on the road are spotted by an attack helicopter and drive into a car wash for cover. Infected car wash employees attack and kill Becca, and the helicopter destroys the car.On foot, Russell disables a passing government SUV with a police spike strip. The driver, presumably a government agent (Glenn Morshower), reveals the cargo plane contained "Trixie," a "Rhabdoviridae prototype" biological weapon which has contaminated the water supply and is very contagious. Enraged, Russell shoots the driver and threatens Judy and David. When confronted about his behavior, Russell realizes he is infected and after being disarmed, begs to go on with Judy and David, later dying while distracting soldiers at a road blockade, so Judy and David can sneak past.At nightfall, David and Judy arrive at a truck stop to search for a vehicle, discovering the military also executed all those who were evacuated from the town. Fending off three infected people who appear out of nowhere, they escape in a semitruck. Ogden Marsh is destroyed in a huge nuclear explosion as they flee, and their truck flips in the passing shockwave. As the couple walk towards Cedar Rapids, a view from a military satellite highlights the city, and the words "initiate containment protocol" appear, signifying another containment attempt since David and Judy are unknowngly infected by the Trixie virus.In the closing credits, a news clip from Cedar Rapids Channel 9 is shown in which the newscaster (Bruce Aune) reports that a huge explosion originating from the Dakon Petrol chemical plant started a massive fire in Ogden Marsh, "with eyewitness reports of a 400-foot fireball that lit up the sky." He goes on to report a second explosion at a nearby truck fueling station, alluding to the truck stop. He says a perimeter has been set and civilians are not being allowed into the area. After that, the news clip cuts to a soldier with his rifle brandished, then to a snarling crazy, and finally simply the words "Signal Lost," strongly implying that the much larger city of Cedar Rapids was infected after the events of the film.
Breck Eisner
Director(s)
Scott Kosar
Ray Wright
George A. Romero
Writer(s)
Michael Aguilar
producer
Rob Cowan
producer
Brian E. Frankish
associate producer
Dean Georgaris
producer
Jonathan King
executive producer
Alexander W. Kogan Jr.
associate producer
George A. Romero
executive producer
Jeff Skoll
executive producer
Producer(s)
Mark Isham
Composer(s)
David
Timothy Olyphant
Judy
Radha Mitchell
Russell
Joe Anderson
Becca
Danielle Panabaker
Deardra Farnum
Christie Lynn Smith
Bill Farnum
Brett Rickaby
Nicholas
Preston Bailey
Mayor Hobbs
John Aylward
Pvt. Billy Babcock
Joe Reegan
Intelligence Officer
Glenn Morshower
Ben Sandborn
Larry Cedar
Travis Quinn
Gregory Sporleder
Rory Hamill
Mike Hickman
Peggy Hamill
Lisa K. Wyatt
Curt Hammil
Justin Welborn
Kevin Miller
Chet Grissom
Nathan
Tahmus Rounds
Jesse
Brett Wagner
Red
Alex Van
Town Pastor (as Tony Winters)
Anthony Winters
Mortician Jim Finley
Frank Hoyt Taylor
Scotty McGregor
Justin Miles
Mrs. McGregor
Marian Green
Fire Chief Tom
E. Roger Mitchell
Site Coordinator (as Michael Cole)
Michael H. Cole
Rescue Worker
Mark Oliver
Woman on Bike
Lynn Lowry
Car Wash Lunatic
Chris Carnel
Car Wash Lunatic
Jimmy Waitman
Car Wash Lunatic (as Jay Pearson)
Jay S. Pearson
Distraught Mom
Kathryn Kim
Snickering Boy
Adam Dingeman
Babbling Teen
Megan Hensley
Distraught Mother
Lori Beth Edgeman
Distraught Woman
Ann Roth
Distraught Boy (as Michael 'Mickey' Cole)
Mickey Cole
Lone Woman
Elizabeth Barrett
Molly Hutchins
Rachel Storey
Newscaster
Bruce Aune
Local Girl
Jacqueline Sherrard
About the inhabitants of a small Iowa town suddenly plagued by insanity and then death after a mysterious toxin contaminates their water supply.
Director(s)
Ray Wright
George A. Romero
Writer(s)
producer
Rob Cowan
producer
Brian E. Frankish
associate producer
Dean Georgaris
producer
Jonathan King
executive producer
Alexander W. Kogan Jr.
associate producer
George A. Romero
executive producer
Jeff Skoll
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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