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 Hater - David Moody
Newest Review: ... him. At first he suspects that the media is encouraging copy cat incidents, but it soon becomes clear there is more to it ... more  ... than that. The Government seems powerless to do anything and Danny can't figure out what is going on, until suddenly he is afflicted and kills his father-in-law. From this point, we get a new point of view that neither of the films above provided, in seeing the cause and effect of this behaviour through the eyes of someone caught up in it.
I loved the pacing of the story, as the action starts very early on and the pace of the story remains high all the way through the story. Even in the more mundane moments of lif...more |
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Hater - David Moody: I'm Not Hating This (978 words)
by - written on 06/06/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I did enjoy the films "28 Days Later" and "I Am Legend", although they were mostly the stories of the people who had survived and you never really got to see the other side of things. Maybe it's the psychologist in me, or maybe I'm just a little twisted, but I always wanted to know a little more about what had happened to the supposed "infected" people to turn them into what they had become. In "Hater", David Moody manages to satisfy my curiosity, as well as tell a decent story. Danny McCoyne is a very ordinary man, working a job he hates in the parking enforcement department of a local council and struggling to make ... Read the complete review
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