Rats (2003)
Genre : Horror
Runtime : 1H 32M
Director : Tibor Takács
Writer : Jace Anderson, Adam Gierasch
Synopsis
The Brookedale Psychiatric Hospital is a crumbling institution which barely has enough money to remain open. Formerly a prison, it sits atop a warren of tunnels and sewage system viaducts. But Brookdale has a secret - a secret known by only one person. There's something living in the tunnels - something that's developed a taste for human blood...
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