Overview
- An advance screening on January 16 at Pathé Vaulx-en-Velin drew a near-full audience who described an anxious atmosphere and reacted strongly to the blood-soaked scenes.
- The plot centers on a party where a family’s pet chimpanzee, infected with rabies, turns violently against a group of students.
- Le Nouvel Obs critic Nicolas Schaller issued a one-star review, labeling the film a crude B-movie with unconvincing trashy violence and a muddled script.
- The film runs 1 hour 29 minutes and stars Johnny Sequoyah, with the action set in Hawaii.
- Director Johannes Roberts, previously known for 47 Meters Down, brings the film to French cinemas on January 21 under a not-under-16 classification.