Viscera (Antidote)
Synopsis
In the aftermath of a flesh-eating plague that has wiped out most of humanity, a surviving man and woman face unimaginable horrors when he suddenly becomes infected. Confined to the basement of an abandoned farmhouse, she tends to him as his body rapidly deteriorates over the next four days. But they soon find themselves up against more than just the disease. A crazed infected woman begins to stalk the farmhouse. A suspicious stranger arrives promising the key to survival. And the only possible cure is an injected drug that slowly drives you insane.
About the Director
Director(s)
Pete DiFolco &
Craig DiFolco
Director
PETE DIFOLCO received his BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. He has been working in film and television production since 2006 on such acclaimed TV programs as “Damages,” HBO’s “In Treatment” & “Bored to Death,” ABC’s “Castle” & “The Michael J. Fox Show”, and Fox’s upcoming “Us & Them”....Read more
PETE DIFOLCO received his BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. He has been working in film and television production since 2006 on such acclaimed TV programs as “Damages,” HBO’s “In Treatment” & “Bored to Death,” ABC’s “Castle” & “The Michael J. Fox Show”, and Fox’s upcoming “Us & Them”. He has also worked on independent features such as 2007′s “We Own the Night” and 2012′s horror hit “Sinister”, from the producers of “Paranormal Activity”. CRAIG DIFOLCO received his MFA from Columbia University. He has written several features including “Leap Year”, a quarterfinalist in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science’s Nicholl Fellowship; and “Private School”, selected by the Columbia faculty as a top screenplay. He was also a writer on the romantic comedy “Mutual Friends” (directed by Matthew Watts). Craig directed the hit web series, “iChannel”, seen by over 2 million viewers, and has also worked extensively in production, most noticeably as an assistant to Hunting Lane Films, where he worked on “Half-Nelson” and “Blue Valentine”. His feature film directorial debut, “The Last Day of August”, is premiering in NYC in October. Read less