Prince Charles Cinema put under 'Quarantine' as zombies attack central London for new film release

The Prince Charles Cinema, Leicester Square, London, was put under ‘Quarantine’ last night, reams of tape sealed off the cinema as the men in bio-hazard suits swept in to try and contain an unprecedented zombie infection taking over the crowd.

Whilst some members of the public were unlucky enough to be ‘turned’ into the walking dead, zombie stewardesses ushered the rest of their hoard into the cinema for a special, one-off big-screening of ‘Quarantine 2: Terminal’.  The entire audience wore face protection masks to help avoid further infection and muffle the sound of their screams as they sat back to be some of the first people in the UK to see the horror movie.


The deadly virus has escaped the infected building and is now on board a late  night flight.  No one is safe when Quarantine 2: Terminal hits DVD on August 15 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The sequel to the film Quarantine takes up where the previous installment left off and will be available on DVD for £12.99.


Synopsis: 


Earlier tonight, a bizarre disease was unleashed in a run-down Los Angeles tenement ... and no one got  out alive. Yet something escaped. Now, aboard Flight 318, the first symptoms  begin to show. As the  infection begins to takes root, innocent passengers suddenly transform into terrifying, bloodthirsty killers. Forced to land at an isolated terminal, and surrounded by armed government agents, the crew and passengers grow increasingly desperate. The only question now is how far they will go to survive.


Screenplay and directed by John G. Pogue, Quarantine 2: Terminal was produced by Sergio Aguero, Marc Bienstock, Doug Davison, Roy Lee and Sergio Aguero.


Quarantine 2: Terminal has a running time of 83 mins and is rated 15.