Office Uprising

This movie is exactly what I expected going into it. It's got a straightforward premise where these guys are locked in at a office building with zombie-like workers. I like the premise. I also liked the chemistry between the Brenton Thwaite, Jane Levy and Karan Soni. Zachary Levi as the villain worked. There's violence and blood if you're into that type of movies.

It's aver crude idea, to drive a company mad by giving canned drugs to them. After consuming the drugs, the emploees of a weapon manifacturing company go wild and murder without border in the office. Three friends try to escape from their drug driven colleagues in a 5 staged special secured building with all means they got left. It turned out to be a really gory movie. If you are able to cope with a funny gore movie, you might watch this. I did like the satire on weapon selling companies. On that base, I can have a laugh on it. Beside the lousy CGI's, which is not really irritating, it is a movie to watch with good fellows while having a Bud - or some other beer. But compared to all other movies in the world, it isn't a milestone for sure. Watch it, if you want some silly fun with gory parts. A recommendation for friends of movies like 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil' or 'Zombieland'.

So, slacker worker bee in accounting lazes his way in life until the company is exposed to something and almost everyone turns violent. With tongue in cheek black comedy. And if you've seen any film of this nature, you know exactly what is going to unfold. Decently done and the funny is good and the violence nicely bloody. But nothing much more than that.

The movie began on a promising note, impressing me initially. However, my expectations were soon shattered as it took a sharp turn towards absurdity and silliness. The film lacked substance, relying heavily on mindless humor, which only caters to those seeking brainless entertainment. Amidst scattered comedic moments, the movie was riddled with excessive violence and a chaotic narrative that left me baffled. It felt like a mishmash of disjointed ideas, leaving me wondering how I managed to endure the entire experience. Rather than a well-crafted film, it felt like a comical apocalypse, stretching the boundaries of silliness to the extreme.

Anyone considering watching this movie should watch Mayham (2017) instead. This movie tried what Mayham succeeded to accomplish.