Lt. Colonel Tony Stryker, a military ‘Bug Collector’ fights to contain his own creation after its accidental release traps him in the hot zone of a third world island.

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Former member · Singularity · 114,965 pts

Very good point by Foxtrot25.

The virus needs to be manifest as symptoms -- and death to underscore the stakes -- in on screen human victims. ?As in the "Andromeda Strain" (1971) and "Contagion" (2011).

How else is an audience going to understand what he's dealing with?

dogger · Singularity · 87,055 pts

Very good point by Foxtrot25.

The virus needs to be manifest as symptoms -- and death to underscore the stakes -- in on screen human victims. ?As in the "Andromeda Strain" (1971) and "Contagion" (2011).

How else is an audience going to understand what he's dealing with?

Foxtrot25 · Mentor · 8,420 pts

A problem I see is that you made your antagonist invisible and speechless. The Dustin Hoffman movie worked because it was mostly about saving a divorce situation and then their own lives. The later antagonistic force was the Sutherland military option.