Film Maudit 2.0 Festival Presents HOSPITAL DUMPSTER DIVERS Film Review — Don’t Be Sloppy

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Rasmus rushes to the heap of biochemical and toxic waste below the hospital after shoving several dangerous bags down an out-of-order garbage chute. The waste is ablaze and flames spread throughout the room. After extinguishing the fire, a whimpering echoes throughout the room – is it a child? Rasmus encourages the voice to appear, only to discover it is not a child but a bulging-eyed-beast with syringe needles prodding out of its scaly head and a set of small, pointy teeth.

Does Rasmus’s reckless decision to dispose of toxic waste in an out-of-order trash chute jeopardize the entire hospital?

Anders Elsrud Hultgreen’s Hospital Dumpster Divers depicts the consequences of breaking “The Commandments of Waste Recycling” which Rasmus disobeyed when he flung hazardous waste in the chute and unintentionally created a ferocious fiend. The little – but deadly – beast waddles around the hospital for prey in this modern monster movie.

This film is perfect for anyone interested in monster movies and dark humor, but, in this writer’s opinion, Hospital Dumpster Divers is a gory film with grotesque images and is not a good fit for the squeamish.

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Director: Anders Elsrud Hultgreen

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Images Courtesy of Film Maudit 2.0; Top Photo of Hospital Dumpster Divers

 

 

 

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About the Author: Alexis Leonard

Alexis Leonard’s passion for reading and writing began in the Hundred Acre Wood when she accompanied Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh on their friendly, imaginative adventures. At the age of seven, Alexis was inspired by this honey-loving bear and began writing her own short stories filled with magical kingdoms, eerie forests, and furry monsters. She is interested in international relations and foreign languages, practicing her language skills by reading short stories from around the globe and learning about literature from different cultures. In her spare time, you will find Alexis reading psychological thrillers, watching anime, or focusing on her own creative writing.

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