Warning Sign Page #4

Synopsis: In an ultra secret laboratory for the developing of biological weapons, covered as "Biotek", a research center for agriculture, a serious accident occurs, spreading a sinister bacteria in the laboratory. The security guard of the complex, closes and seals the building, with all the personnel inside, making very difficult the struggle for survival, not to mention the actions that the relatives of the enclosed people are thinking to do.
Director(s): Hal Barwood
Production: Anchor Bay Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
1985
99 min
168 Views


have confirmed cases..

of low-level human infection.

Have any of us been exposed

to some kind of disease?

Absolutely not.

The, uh, quarantine

has been 100% effective.

Seen the headlines? Let me point out

that emergency food and water supplies

have been located

throughout the building.

Fake the lie, and the media

is falling right into step.

The truth will come out...

When the survivors do.

Nobody's coming out. Listen to the man.

This is a dark hour.

But there is something

that you can do.

Ask the creator for his divine

assistance and pray for your loved ones.

It's protocol two. That's his

way of making the announcement.

Seal the building and let

the disease run its course.

Why don't you quit with the double-talk.

I want my boy back out of there!

There will be no further

comments at this time.

Wait a minute.

Be seeing you, Sheriff.

You don't need me anymore.

Connolly, is that you?

What the hell is going on?

We've been in here for hours.

Where's that rescue team

I heard about?

Come on! Get in here while

you can still do some good!

It's not fair, you bastards.

God!

Joanie!

Doctor, let us in.

Open the door.

I can't do that. You know the protocols.

I'm not sick!

You look pretty good,

but I don't know about Tom.

I have to say no. There's

a lot of people in here.

Please! Please!

No. Good luck to you, Joanie.

What did she say?

What are they gonna do?

Does everyone feel okay? Any

headaches, sore throats or fever?

Shh, shh. Mr. Schmidt, look.

What's that?

I can't see.

I don't think we should go down there.

Why not, Joanie?

Dr. Nielsen! Very much alive,

despite what they told you.

You're sick.

I was, for a moment.

But not anymore. Hello, Tom.

Don't worry. You'll recover,

just like the rest of us.

Here, let me give you a hand.

Kapoor is right down this way.

No! Don't take me, Joanie!

Don't let them!

Dr. Nielsen, it's okay.

We're not alone anymore.

Look at my clothes! Blood all over them.

Do you think this will wash out?

What's the blood from?

I don't want outsiders coming in here.

They mustn't see what happened.

It's very shocking.

Who mustn't see?

Ask ramesh.

I feel rage, Joanie!

Beautiful rage!

Joanie. Joanie.

Help me, Joanie.

Okay, okay.

Okay, okay.

Cal?

Cal?

Where are you, cal?

How would you have

told these folks, Sheriff,

that your fathers and brothers

are infectious psychotics,

it's all over and in less than

12 hours they'll be dead?

Major,

I'm going in there.

I'll find the antitoxin.

I'll administer it.

You can lock me in.

The antitoxin doesn't work!

I know you're a husband. I know exactly

what's going through your mind.

But you're also a law enforcement

official, and this a major civic disaster,

like a flood or an air crash.

You gotta set your emotions aside

and act like a professional!

Hey!

Get back. Get back out of my way.

Oh, no.

Stay away. Get out

of the car, a**hole.

Get this man

away from the building.

Cal, where are you? What is it?

Joanie, can you hear me?

You all right?

Yes.

I mean, no.

They smashed everything.

What about you?

I think they're after me

because they know I'm not sick.

I'm sorry, Sheriff.

There's nothing I can do.

Hey! Do you think you can

just walk away from this?

I want you to talk to my wife.

She's not sick!

Has she been exposed?

Yes, and she's healthy.

It's not a disease

this is a weapon of war.

it's designed

to produce casualties,

but it's also designed to promote

maximum tactical confusion.

What are you saying? It drives

people crazy, that's what I'm saying!

Soldiers turn on their comrades.

Civilian victims

murder their doctors.

And then they die.

And that's what's going on

in that building right now.

I don't believe it.

This is deliberate?

You saw Nielsen

and you saw what he's done.

He's a victim of his own bug.

A regular Dr. Frankenstein.

You worked on this! Hell no.

I designed the cure.

You knew about it!

Well, I knew that

they were trying,

but I didn't think

that they could do it.

I guess I should have had more faith

in the ingenuity of my fellow man.

Turns out it's a big success.

You think I need this?

Well, I don't.

You're right.

I am a technocrat.

I allowed myself to be used

and I am as guilty

as all the rest of them.

Joanie, this is dan Fairchild. I want you to

tell me what's going through your mind now?

I mean, do you feel like hurting people?

You bet I do.

Nielsen, Kapoor, the rest of them.

I'd like to kill them.

Don't worry.

It's a perfectly healthy urge.

I'm not infected.

I already checked.

And even if I was,

it wouldn't make me a mad woman.

Okay.

We need to know

exactly where you are.

P4, Nielsen's lab.

I'm in the stockroom.

Do you see a refrigerator there?

It's full of bottles. The one's

with the orange flag are the antitoxin.

Are you safe? Can you stay put?

I think so. Where's Cal?

Okay, you wait right there.

Don't move, not for anything.

You were right.

She's not sick.

She might be the key.

I have been an employee

in the feed and seed

department for two years.

I met Bob-- he's the one

who's trapped in there--

We met on the job and we're

saving up to get married.

How long will you have

to remain in quarantine?

Well, I'm fine, but

the officer said 48 hours.

That's two whole days

in saran wrap.

How do you feel about Biotek now?

It's a real good company.

The pay is good, benefits are good.

And guess what.

I'm on overtime.

Hey.

What's new, huh, Sheriff?

Hey. You're not talking?

You still on their side?

Hey.

Now break it up!

What's the matter with you?

Hey.

White sugar, white dust.

That's a body bag.

Sorry.

I'm looking for suits.

You look like a 40 to me.

Are you gonna be okay?

How reliable is this suit?

100%.

What about the air? Am I gonna have

to hold my breath for two hours?

Hey. You're gonna be surrounded

by germs and sick people.

You sure that you can handle this?

Yeah, sure.

You bet.

Wait. I'll show you

how the pros do it.

This corn's been eating its wheaties.

What'd you expect? We've got the

best feed grain group in the country.

This is an air shaft.

Are you gonna open that up?

What's gonna come out? Nothing.

Look. It's an intake.

Excuse me, Major.

We've got an external seal break.

Where?

The greenhouse.

The air intake.

You're shitting me.

Watch yourself.

Slippery going here.

Slippery going. Right.

All right, soldiers,

fall in. Follow me.

The first person to enter

P4 without a security clearance.

Hey, where are you?

I can't do it.

But you've got the suit on.

Get on down here!

Let's go!

It's different for you.

- Germs are your job.

- Hold it!

You! Stay where you are!

Some protocol we got here.

Caps on the bottle, sir.

You ever hear of Borna?

You mean like "born again"?

No. It's a small

town in East Germany.

There were some horses there

-- this was before the war--

who were attacking each other and

everything around them until they dropped.

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Hal Barwood

Hal Barwood is an American screenwriter, film producer, film director, game designer, game producer, freelancer and novelist best known for his work on LucasArts games based on the Indiana Jones license. more…

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