Infection: The Invasion Begins

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A mystery surrounds a small town that was wiped out on September 9, 2009.
Now, sixty years later, Sarah, the last survivor, sends a reporter, Mary, a letter suggesting what really happened on that day.
The government calls 9/9/09 the start of 'The Mode

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In this chilling sci-fi horror flick, a reporter attempts to discover the truth behind the 'modern plague' that began on September 9th, 2009.In this chilling sci-fi horror flick, a reporter attempts to discover the truth behind the 'modern plague' that began on September 9th, 2009.In this chilling sci-fi horror flick, a reporter attempts to discover the truth behind the 'modern plague' that began on September 9th, 2009.

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2/10

Infection: The Invasion Begins is a bad movie and not worth your time.

I recently watched Infection: The Invasion Begins (2011) on Tubi. The storyline centers on a small town with a troubled past. A reporter arrives on the anniversary of the latest incident to uncover more about what happened and soon stumbles upon a government coverup and the early signs of a possible outbreak.

Directed by Howard Wexler (Loving Lulu), this film stars Kelly Pendygraft (Good Kids), Lochlyn Munro (Scary Movie), Alice Amter (The Big Bang Theory), and Brian Guest (The Oath).

Unfortunately, the cover art and soundtrack are the only highlights of this movie. It has a made-for-TV feel, with poor writing, acting, and CGI. The concept is weak, and the execution is even worse. There's an awkward subplot with a random old man whom the main character tries to protect, though he comes off as a bit creepy, making it unclear why he's worth saving. It's also oddly amusing to see Lochlyn Munro, who seems to be reprising his role from Scary Movie, but in a serious tone.

In conclusion, Infection: The Invasion Begins is a bad movie and not worth your time. I'd score it a 2/10 and recommend skipping it.