Intense and pure horror film! Good acting,great directing and atmosphere.I believe this is a really underrated horror film just watch it!

Timothy Olyphant in a horror movie? I wish that would happen more! And damn, he has trouble starting up cars! Anyway, The Crazies is a solid remake of the George A. Romero movie. Only this time we see one side of the coin. Which totally works. I loved the slow build up, the pitch fork scene, the way the crazies looked, the ending, the acting! Joe Anderson's mustache. The tension. The scene in the carwash was the best! What a poor way for Danielle Panabaker to go! The action scenes are well strung together too and the jump scares were okay. I'm happy that I decided to watch this one today after hearing about it on the Shockwaves Podcast (Recommend listening to it if you like Horror!) Solid way to spend the afternoon!

Had no expectations at all the first time I watched The Crazies, but it turned out to be a nice surprise. Now it's one of those movies I take out once in a while just to rewatch. I don't jump much anymore, but I like it enough to don't mind that. I believe most horror fans that like the zombie genre would enjoy this one. It's not actually a zombie movie but works just as well. If you end up liking this one, check out the original from the early seventies as well.

This movie surprised me. I didn't expect it to be this good going in. Great movie.

I bought this on Blu-Ray about a year ago and finally took the plastic off and watched it. The first time I saw it, I streamed it so seeing it again on Blu-Ray made it an even better experience. I did not remember it being such a colorful movie. There is quite a bit of gore but nothing that will make you squirm, well other than a knife through a hand, which is a little harsh. This isn't scary. It's more of a Thriller than a Horror movie. There's lots of action and some good dialogue. The characters are very likable and Timothy Olyphant is probably one of the coolest small-town Sheriffs ever put to film. One problem, and it's probably the only issue I have with the movie, is that every time the Sheriff leaves someone alone, that person gets attacked. It's a little predictable, but I'm picking nits. I never hear this talked about and that's a shame.