Nerdist Presents The Hive

2015 • 93 minutes

About this movie

At the height of summer, Adam and Katie find love for the first time. Fellow camp counselors Clark and Jess couldn’t care less about the kids they’re overseeing as long as they can hook up. But, when a plane crashes nearby, their investigation unleashes a mysterious plague, putting all campers in danger. As Camp Yellow Jacket slips into chaos, Adam wakes in a boarded-up cabin with no memory of who or where he is. His only clues are the notes he’s scrawled for himself and memories that aren’t his own. As his friends turn into monsters around him, the key to surviving the apocalypse is locked in one infected counselor’s mind.

Ratings and reviews

Solid story,obligatory gore,occasional shake your head humor,good story development while the mystery unfolds,the optimal ammount of sentimentality,and good makeup/scenery/acting. A little weak on dialogue is my only complaint,but they are young and portraying younger people. Don't rely on reviews. Trust them enough to give this movie a try. You can always shut the movie off if it's that repugnant.

Exceptionally good. X-files (black oil) meets Exorcist meets Resident Evil. Good acting, a good cast, a very good story, the special effects work. it's a well made movie. In fact it's great. I'd recommend it. It's a movie looking for TV series or sequel. Kind of movie you would be happy to stumble across 10 years from now on late night TV. If such a thing still exists.

All about these types of films. Don't like Steve Aoki but I liked his Suttle influence on the sound as well as the end credit track. Overall loved this film better than many bug budget horror films these days. The acting was excellent for a horror film. The genre was very meshed between different films and ideas. Loved all of that. Had everything I like in a movie. Aoki and the director. 😎👍👍