Plants can kill, but in real life they're the victim.

Rating: 7/10 (12 October 2008)

After seeing the commercials, "Order on Demand" about five hundred million times, I decided to watch it. At first, I thought this movie was about extraterrestrials (aliens) seeing how there was a person with half a nose in the trailer, but that in fact was the old lady who got her face smashed in the window because she was suicidal. This movie starts out fast and very interesting so you can get right to the action, but it ends very disappointingly. Although, the ending wasn't all that happy, it was mostly happy ending bull.
A family is on the run from an incident that no one knows of. It kills everyone by making everyone freeze, some walk backwards for a while, and all hell breaks loose. They kill themself. Strange idea for a movie? Well, read on. A teacher who is part of that family are one of the teachers dismissed from the school. They have to evacuate. Leave the city. But as a science teacher, he knows what goes on. It's the plants, too many people can start hell. So that's what's helpful in their fight. In the end, it's all over as soon as it had begun but then starts again in the other country. But right before you see that it starts in another country, you see all this boringness about the family now has a baby, a child they ran with is now their daughter and is now going back to school, yada yada yawn.
So, this movie is pretty good, but if you are one of those bloody, love the endings where everybody dies kind of horror person, you will be disappointed. But you should still see this because it's very interesting. A very interesting and perhaps unused idea in the movie industry. Maybe next time you'll see.. "Killer Brocolli Zombies!".. Only in the 60s.. Only in the 60s. Thanks.