Crazy ( English The Crazies , also known as Code Name: Trixie [1] ) is a film about the epidemic of the rabies virus , shot by George Romero .
| Crazy people | |
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| The crazies | |
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| Genre | Horror movie , fiction |
| Producer | George Romero |
| Author script | George Romero |
| In the main cast | Richard liberty Lynn lauri Ned Schmidtke S. William Hinzmen |
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| Composer | |
| Duration | |
| Budget | 275 thousand dollars |
| A country |  USA |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1973 |
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Content
Story
In the vicinity of the small American town of Evans in the state of Pennsylvania, an airplane crashes, carrying samples of a virus developed by the military.
After the virus enters the city’s water supply system, an epidemic of madness begins. People go crazy, fall into a rage, begin to lash out at each other indiscriminately.
The military arrives in the city and establishes a quarantine, and all those infected are collected in the school building. A professor arrives in the city to develop a virus to create a vaccine. Meanwhile, the option of destroying the city with an atomic bomb is being discussed. A group of people are trying to escape from the city: two firefighters, one with a pregnant wife and a father with a daughter.
Cast
- Lane Carroll - Judy, Nurse
- Richard Liberty - Artie Fulton
- Lynn Lauri - Kate Fulton, daughter Artie
- Ned Schmidtke - Sergeant Tragesser
- S. William Hinzmen - distracted resident of the city
Remake
- In 2010, the movie Mad Men , directed by Break Eisner, was released, which is a remake of this film.
Notes
- ↑ In Russia, also known as "Mad Men", "Psychos"
Links
- " Crazy " (English) on the Internet Movie Database
- Crazy (eng.) On the site allmovie