Rabies

"Billed as the first Israeli slasher film, "Rabies" wields a tart wit, several innovative twists on genre conventions and a heaping helping of bloody mayhem."

"Rabies is shot well, and the special effects and gore are in perfect balance with the believability of the plot. There’s nothing over the top or outlandish about the way the film plays out, which is possibly the scariest part of all."

"Rabies is a tug of war of a horror film, pulling you back and forth between expectation and originality, plot discourse and unpredictability, reason and randomness. Inaccurately billed as a slasher film, it’s more of a BATTLE ROYALE free for all without apparent cause or logic, battling above all to identify itself."

"Let's just say that the directors keep the plot twisting and the action humming, so that the characters constantly collide in unexpected ways, and that almost none of the numerous killings in "Rabies" occur where and when you expect them to."