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SUMMARY:Rats: Night of Terror (R 18+) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:Rats: Night of Terror (R 18+\, 1984) Presented in 35mm Film by
  The Revival House Perth Deep in a post-apocalyptic wasteland\, decades af
 ter nuclear war has decimated civilization\, a gang of scavenging outlaws 
 stumbles upon what appears to be an abandoned underground bunker\, seeming
 ly untouched since the devastation above. Believing they've discovered a s
 anctuary stocked with valuable supplies\, the group settles in for what th
 ey hope will be a peaceful respite from the harsh world outside. Their rel
 ief proves catastrophically short-lived: the bunker is infested with a mon
 strous\, mutated colony of rats\, grown massive and ravenous from generati
 ons of radiation exposure\, who begin hunting the intruders with terrifyin
 g speed and ferocity. Trapped underground with no clear means of escape\, 
 the desperate survivors must find a way to fight off the swarming horde be
 fore they're overwhelmed entirely. Director Bruno Mattei delivers a gleefu
 lly grotesque entry in the Italian post-apocalyptic horror boom of the 198
 0s\, embracing low-budget practical effects and relentless creature-featur
 e spectacle over narrative sophistication. The film's massive\, mutated ra
 t puppets and makeup effects work commit fully to their gruesome\, over-th
 e-top premise\, delivering the kind of committed genre excess that has mad
 e Mattei a cult favourite among fans of Italian exploitation cinema. Blend
 ing post-apocalyptic wasteland aesthetics with claustrophobic creature-hor
 ror tension\, the film revels in its own trashy excess\, offering unpreten
 tious\, gore-soaked thrills for genre enthusiasts. Rats: Night of Terror s
 tands as a beloved curiosity of the era's international horror boom\, its 
 committed absurdity and practical creature effects earning it lasting cult
  appreciation. Original format and audio experience of this film faithfull
 y reproduced by The Revival House. Presented in 35mm film unless noted oth
 erwise. When: Sunday\, November 1st at 2:00PM Where: The Revival House at 
 the Como Theatre Rating: R 18+ (The content is high in impact) Mattei's gl
 oriously trashy creature feature delivers post-apocalyptic mutant rat mayh
 em—experience this beloved cult curiosity on 35mm film.\n\nBoletos: http
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