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Scott Orlando
This movie just got worse and worse. The first 25 minutes weren't bad as they built up the plot.Oh and wait until you see what happens to the people infected...Just f'ing stupid! The main character baffles me because apparently he's a combination of delta force and superman with superhuman fists...Ha what a joke!
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Jamie Gibbs
This film has a major hard on for early George Romero movies imo. Its ambitions are set so high but its budget is so low; poverty level even. But like NOTLD, The Crazies & Martin. This film delivers many genuine thrills. Set in NYC, specifically in one apartment building, a bar and the neighborhood street between them. Cast with quirky characters that are so "New Yawk" seems they walked right off the set of Taxi Driver. Mulberry St. is a diamond in the rough, with good action and worth a look👍
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Michael Okum
Well made ambitious indie horror film from a director who's gone on to do bigger and better films. I feel this is more of a 3 and a half stars type of film than a full 4 stars due mainly to it being a bit rough around the edges but overall very well played and solidly entertaining.