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Watch: Contracted 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – During a rough period in her life, beautiful Samantha reluctantly decides to attend her best friend’s party, and even though she still struggles with a previous addiction, she unwisely accepts a drink from a complete stranger. As a result, shortly after, hapless Samantha considerably inebriated, she will end up raped in the backseat of the malicious predator’s car, however, from that point on, the terrible incident will be the least of her problems. Straight away and rather inexplicably, poor Samantha will begin noticing rapid and drastic organic changes in her body, and being unable to pinpoint the origin of the dramatic transformation, within the next 72 hours, she will embrace her gruesome and pitiless fate as well as the certainty that she is falling apart. Literally..
Plot: A young woman contracts what she thinks is a sexually-transmitted disease – but is actually something much worse.
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Ratings:

	5.3/10 Votes: 15,478
	50% | RottenTomatoes
	48/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 431 Popularity: 9.282 | TMDB

Reviews:

You will catch somethings while watching this movie… And it will stick with you…
“Contracted” was actually a nice surprise of a movie, and a very refreshing and innovative take on the zombie genre.

The movie starts out in a fairly average manner, hinting at this being somewhat of a teenage movie, but then it does take a very nice and bizarre twist for the unexpected.

The story is about Samantha (played by Najarra Townsend) who is struggling with an overly caring and protective mom (played by Caroline Williams) and also struggling with her sexuality and relationship to Nikki (played by Katie Stegeman). When at a party with her friend Alice (Alice Macdonald) Samantha gets together with a strange guy in a moment of drunken stupor and has unprotected sex. Over the course of the next three days, Samantha’s life comes crumbling down, as does her physical body and mind…

I will say that the story actually picked up a great pace and turned rather interesting come day 1 and forth in the storyline. And the story was really helped nicely along by some really great make-up and effects, as the three days came and went and we witness the deterioration of Samantha.

But of course, everything is not all good in “Contracted”. One thing I didn’t really understand was how people around Samantha, and particularly the doctor, could be so blind and ignorant to the deterioration of Samantha and her state of decay. How everyone was either blind or ignorant to what was going on, sort of added an element of stupidity to the movie, and a bad mistake from the director.

That being said, then I will say that I overall enjoyed director Eric England’s vision in “Contracted” and his interesting approach to the zombie genre. And I will say that, with my devotion to all things zombie, then “Contracted” is well worthy of a place in any movie collection of anyone who enjoy zombie movies.

The ending of the movie was actually very satisfactory and fulfilling to the storyline, and it was a nice touch and a good ending in my opinion. Cheesy and predictable? Sure. But good, nonetheless.

Sometimes Frightening, Often Unsettling And Ultimately Disturbing With a Great Lead Performance From Najarra Townsend
There’s a lot of really bad, dismissive reviews of this movie, but I’m going to be a dissenting voice. Overall, I actually liked it. I thought it got off to a rather slow start. I also thought that the story burdened Samantha with a unnecessary backstory (the whole unhappy lesbian relationship thing) that just got in the way of what was really important. It was almost as if the writers just thought, “oh. It’s 2013. We have to have a gay angle in this.” Well, they didn’t need that angle, and I found it distracting. Those two weaknesses aside, though, I thought the story was sometimes frightening, often unsettling and definitely disturbing in the end, although the end was a bit of a problem as well, that I’ll get to in a bit.

Samantha was portrayed by an actress named Najarra Townsend. She seems from her filmography to have been around for a while, but I’ve never come across her before, and I have to say I was impressed. She did a good job in the role, portraying Samantha as she gradually falls apart. That’s the basic storyline. That slow opening has Samantha at a party, without her girlfriend Nikki (an irritating character who added little of substance to the story) who ends up having unprotected sex against her will with a strange man. The man is later said to be wanted by the police on some sort of childhood molestation charge if I remember correctly. From the moment of that encounter on, Samantha begins to change. She suffers cramping and severe bleeding, she develops what appears to be a rash, her eyes begin to turn red, her skin turns pale, and – most unsettling – her teeth, fingernails and hair begin to fall out. The doctor she goes to is mystified, other than believing that it’s some sort of sexually transmitted disease. Her mother and her friends see the changes in her but can’t convince her to get help, other than consulting the one doctor who can’t figure this out. Eventually, Samantha becomes violent and homicidal. Townsend did a seriously good job with this character’s evolution. I was impressed.

Irritating and unnecessary backstory aside, I was really enjoying this movie right up until the end. Then the ending left me a bit unfulfilled. It explained nothing. Samantha gets in a car accident, and as her mother and the police appear on the scene, she stumbles out of the car, flailing wildly, and apparently attacks her mother, although by then the screen has gone blank. Yes, we can take guesses. If I were a gambling man – I’d say she became a zombie? (There is, after all, a bit of a zombie fixation these days in both movies and on the TV screen.) That seems to make the most sense to me, but I would have liked the movie to continue on a little bit to give a clearer explanation of what happened to Samantha. Sometimes an open-ended ending that leaves a lot to the viewers’ imagination works. In this, it really didn’t. It left me thinking that we must be being set up for a sequel, and, indeed, I see that there’s “Contracted: Phase 2” in production. I’m not sure about a sequel. I don’t really know where it could go that this one didn’t, other than making the disease more widespread. I’d have just liked things tied up in this one movie, I think. So the weak ending that was too obviously a sequel set-up detracted from this a bit. Still, it was an enjoyable movie, and I’d rate it as a 7/10.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 58221
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Drama, Horror, Thriller
Director Eric England
Writer Eric England
Actors Najarra Townsend, Caroline Williams, Alice Macdonald
Country United States
Awards 3 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format Redcode RAW
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format 35 mm