This film is really brilliant. Relentlessly violent and darkly humourous, it grips you with a neverending sense of dread, but also touches the heart. Full of unexpected twists and turns as it moves so fast that you don't have time to see them coming.
Great performances by everyone, great direction and camerawork, this film is an instant horror classic.

How best to describe this..A sort of Romeo & Juliet meets 28 days Later.

A tale of forbidden love, jealousy and a lot of people running around with a rage virus that infects people through electronic signals.

I found this incredibly good fun, very out there and had one of the most bizarre New Years Eve party scenes ever. A watch if you are looking for something a little bit different.

Highly underrated Horror that really deserves far more credit. Three directors, three perspectives, three styles all around one very interesting story of a rouge signal transmitted via all technological devices that turns people into killers. The three very contrasting stories follow the same characters and main story line but are quite different in style but ultimately very complimentary. They all combine to make this a very underrated Indie Horror. Like horror? Love this.

This movie is split up into 3 acts, each written and directed by someone else. The first act is amazing. Scary, gory, emotional. I loved it and was fully immersed in this world and this story. Then the second act hits and it's some shitty Shaun of the Dead rip off and the whole thing grinds to halt. The emotion is gone, the dread is gone, the scares are gone. All that remains is cheap goofs and boredom. Turned it off near the middle of that second story. Pretty bummed out about it. Would have liked to have seen the story play out the way it started.

A movie split into 3 parts. 1 and 3 are kinda meh and 2 is pretty funny. Reminded me overall of "Pontypool" (2008), just not as good.

Yields a plentiful bounty of gore & unnerving hilarity, despite a massively uneven sensibility throughout.

LSD: The Movie

This movie has something for everyone (ok, not for people who don't like gore, they should probably stay away) - it's equal parts scary, brutal, funny and touching. I laughed, I cried, I wanted to start back at the beginning and experience it all again!

Very interesting, and weird, and violent.

Still fresh… though episode 3 is not as entertaining as 1 & 2.

Highly underrated Horror that really deserves far more credit. Three directors, three perspectives, three styles all around one very interesting story of a rouge signal transmitted via all technological devices that turns people into killers. The three very contrasting stories follow the same characters and main story line but are quite different in style but ultimately very complimentary. They all combine to make this a very underrated Indie Horror. Like horror? Love this.

The first time I watched this it was in the middle of the night, so I think the combination of lack of sleep and surprise made me love it a bit more. I still really liked it this time.

The three act structure still works well for me, especially with the well-done comedic middle.

A movie split into 3 parts. 1 and 3 are kinda meh and 2 is pretty funny. Reminded me overall of "Pontypool" (2008), just not as good.