I’ll say right off the bat that the main reason I decided to go forth with this particular article was because of that insane poster up top. I mean, just look at that bad boy! I dare you to merely glance at it for a second and then look away. It’s impossible! There’s so much crazy shit going on in that one-sheet, that you could probably study it for an hour and still continue to find out some new shit.
In case your eyes have yet to graze past the title, the poster is for the horror/sci-fi offering EVILUTION and its lengthy plot synopsis sounds just as cool as the imagery up top. Have a look:
A microscopic alien life form has been discovered with the ability to possess the living and resurrect the dead. The United States Army has tried to communicate with it but failed. Instead, the military has tried to create a genetically altered version of the alien in order to resurrect dead soldiers on the battlefield. However, the alien fights back, turning soldier against soldier.
Young scientist Darren Hall kidnaps the last pure specimen of the alien, determined to reverse the damage inflicted and learn the secrets of life. Hiding in a mysterious building named The Necropolitan, he continues his experiments. On one fateful night, the alien is set loose on the unsuspecting tenants resulting in a new evolution of apocalyptic horror as infected tenants attack the unsuspecting, turning them into a cannibal horde. Darren and a small group of survivors must now find a way to destroy the alien-possessed before they can escape into the city and bring forth the end of the human race.
Works for me. And now the poster even makes more sense. I’m ready for this ride whenever it gets released (most likely) on DVD. Sadly, there is no news of an actual release date yet.
EVILUTION was directed by Chris Conlee from a script by Brian Patrick O’Toole. It stars Marie Antoinette, Nathan Bexton, Jonathan Breck (The CREEPER!), Guillermo Díaz, Katie Cazorla (below), and Tim Colceri. You can check out the official site right here.
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