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Pathogen

2006·Horror·1h 6m
7.1
A mysterious technology has transformed the residents of Austin, TX into flesh-craving zombies. Armed with a knife, an axe, and many pairs of flip-flops, middleschooler Dannie and her pee-wee zombie squad take to the streets to battle undead parents, teens, and even a toddler.
Directed by Emily Hagins
zombie
woman director

Cast

C. Robert Cargill
C. Robert Cargill
Janitor
Ernesto Rosas
Ernesto Rosas
Math Teacher / Zombie

Crew

Emily Hagins
Emily Hagins
Director
Emily Hagins
Emily Hagins
Writer

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4 reviews
Jake
Jake
Pathogen
Pathogen proves that you can have millions of dollars, the most staffed crew, and if you don’t care about your project it doesn’t matter. 

Hagins had the exact opposite making this at 12 years old. No big budget, no access to fancy gear and seasoned crew, but by god does she care about her movie and it shines. 

I was shocked to find myself not only continuously impressed by the score, dedication, makeup, story but actually shocked and caught off guard at just how far they’d go!

Hagins’ childhood movie 20 years later has more care, merit, and respect for the genre than some modern big budget movies
Pathogen proves that you can have millions of dollars, the most staffed crew, and if you don’t care about your project it doesn’t matter. 

Hagins had the exact opposite making this at 12 years old. No big budget, no access to fancy gear and seasoned crew, but by god does she care about her movie and it shines. 

I was shocked to find myself not only continuously impressed by the score, dedication, makeup, story but actually shocked and caught off guard at just how far they’d go!

Hagins’ childhood movie 20 years later has more care, merit, and respect for the genre than some modern big budget movies
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Jacob Dickens
Jacob Dickens
Pathogen
As far as movies directed by twelve year olds go, this was pretty good! Lots of interesting directorial choices that show a precocious understanding of the medium.
As far as movies directed by twelve year olds go, this was pretty good! Lots of interesting directorial choices that show a precocious understanding of the medium.
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Faris
Faris
Pathogen
she won the idgaf war
she won the idgaf war
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Sam
Sam
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