A lively bunch of friends decide to take a trip out to an abandoned military base for a midnight rave one night. Through events, they'll eventually end up in a spot of bother they can't control. Deciding to flee rather than have their heads kicked in they inadvertently find themselves in the bowels of the base with no obvious way to get out. The situation gets worse when they discover that they're not alone down there. There's freakish mutated beings that have no qualms about dispatching them one by one as they desperately try to get to the surface.

A gang of kids vacationing at a remote cabin in the woods fall victim to a flesh eating virus and incur the wrath of the local inbreds. Annoying skank kids on vacation to a cabin in the middle of nowhere fall victim to vengeful locals and a nasty hemorrhagic disease that quite literally makes them bleed to death. Ebola anyone? So yep, it's just another day in the good old American outback then.

Ex investigator turned pulp novelist Ted Lonergan (John Stinson) is called back to the job to help solve a series of murders that are baffling police. The only clue they have is some suspicious, pasty stuff all over the victims home. Perhaps our killer squirts a lot? Soon Ted is embroiled in the murky world of genetic engineering, building super soldiers, bizarre experiments, crazy scientist dudes, and a critter crafted a la Alien without the budget. And there's incidental music that could have been lifted from the shower scene in Psycho. C-Grade mish mash of low budget goodness on the way?