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Deranged
Medical supplies salesman Jae-Hyuk Jae-hyuk tries to find a cure after his wife and children show symptoms of a mysterious infection that becomes a nationwide epidemic, causing people to drown themselves.
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2 April 1958, Gyeongsangnam-do, Chinhae, South Korea
2 March 1983, Seoul, South Korea
8 October 1972, South Korea
9 May 1959, South Korea
21 November 1979, South Korea
21 January 1976, South Korea
August 07, 2012
Deranged is, for the most part, simply unable to become the tense or engrossing thriller promised by its admittedly spectacular setup.
August 03, 2012
A disaster film with just the right touch of reality to ground the outre genre flourishes.
August 02, 2012
Terrific, engrossing and intelligent epidemic thriller from Korea, which shows up American product like Contagion and Outbreak for their shallowness and commercialism.
November 30, 2012
virus thriller Deranged (Yeon-ga-si) tries hard to break free of its Contagion shackles by giving its infection a truly bizarre origin & symptomatology... [but] ends up being both preposterously silly and numbingly repetitive.
July 25, 2012
Yes, there are messages about the callousness of big business and the recurring foolishness of man tampering with nature, but they're never didactic, and they never overwhelm the film's escapist thrills.
