Devil's Playground

DVDRip by: ForsakeN

My name is Cole.

And l was head of security for N-gen lndustries.

But it was a scientific company that no one knew about.

And for them l murdered

and l tortured

and l destroyed lives.

And l helped them.

l helped them create this new world

where everything has changed.

Everything has changed.

Ladies and gentlemen,

we live in a society that becomes more demanding,

fast-paced and hectic by the day.

To cope with this, we all need a little help,

and as managing director of N-gen lndustries,

l'm proud to announce the arrival of RAK 295,

the next generation of performance-boosting supplement.

Mr White, if RAK 295 has an effect

on mental and physical abilities, how can you be sure it'll be safe?

We pride ourselves on our thorough procedures at N-gen.

A full RAK-295 testing programme is underway

with 30,000 volunteers participating.

Following two months of assessment, they will be recalled,

fully tested, and the product will then be available to all.

Are you sure two months is enough time?

The work of lead scientist, Michael Brooke, and my team

prior to the testing phase

will be there for all to see, but l can assure you,

l have no concerns whatsoever regarding any harmful side effects.

- Mr White, l have another question. - No more questions.

'The British pharmaceutical giant, N-gen lndustries,

'is facing an unprecedented number of lawsuits.

'Many of the volunteers who took part in the drugs trial two months ago

'have experienced extreme side effects, with some becoming seriously ill.

'RAK 295 was intended as a strength and stamina supplement

'to cope with the strains of modern-day life.

'Test patients have allegedly suffered high fevers,

'vomiting, internal bleeding,

'and in some cases, multiple organ failure.

'Subjects feeling any side effects whatsoever

'are urged to report immediately

'to either N-gen laboratories or to their nearest hospital.'

Another 12 people were admitted to St Mary's in Birmingham.

And a further 37 to the two hospitals in Manchester.

Two more upstairs.

So that's all of them,

all with failing organs and vascular collapse.

29,999.

And her, Angela Mills. Nothing yet?

No sign of her?

She's not in any hospital in the country. l want to look at her flat now with Billing.

She has a stepbrother in the river service. Cooper's looking into that.

- But what about her parents? - Died three years ago.

White thinks she might be dead.

What if she's alive and unaffected?

Either way we need to find her.

Our glorious CEO will be paying us a visit later.

N- gen, it's finished.

Even White's pockets can't handle 30,000 lawsuits.

We owe it to these people to fix what we've done.

We'll never be able to fix what we've done, Michael.

lt's already too late for that.

Listen, look, l'll be back before White arrives.

Just hold it together, yeah?

- The incident report was inconclusive. - lt's meant to be proof.

Your shoulder injury from the struggle is still our best hope.

- So what now? - We have a much harder battle ahead.

The press are...

See for yourself. They've picked a side.

l didn't do anything wrong, Morgan.

l didn't.

l'll see you in court next Tuesday.

All out of limos.

Great to see you.

l'll give it all back to you, Steve.

Every penny.

l'm not bothered about that, mate.

Let's just get you back on track, eh?

Fuck it!

Get over there.

- Who the hell are you? - Never mind me. Who the fuck are you?

l'm calling the police.

Check that phone. Check his numbers.

- No! - Now you listen to me.

l'm going to ask you once and once only.

Where is Angela Mills?

l don't know. l don't know. She...

She left two months ago.

There's nothing, no number.

Where is she?

We know she lived here, so where did she go?

Aargh!

Where's Angela Mills? Where did she go?

Billing, leave him. He knows nothing.

We're going to be late. Go and get the car.

We know where you live, where your daughter goes to school.

Prick!

'Another situation needs resolving.

'Do what you do best.

'Leave no trace.'

Has anyone died yet, Mr White?

How do you plan to defend yourself?

'RAK 295, as has been widely reported,

'was to be a revolutionary over-the-counter performance enhancer.

'As the final testing stages were completed,

'it slowly emerged that serious side effects...'

Turn that bollocks off now.

- Well, what about the landlord? - He knew nothing.

- Are you sure? - Trust me, we were thorough.

Cooper should be at the step-brother's house.

- Who the fuck are you? - Andy Billing, my replacement.

- Good to meet you, sir. - Gentlemen.

Wait here. Keep the bloody press out.

Hold on a minute.

l'm done at the end of the month, Peter. Do you understand me? l'm done.

l'm sick of dealing with all your shit and l don't want it any more.

We'll discuss that later.

Brooke, we need to have a serious chat.

You're not turning your back on me, too?

This girl, the one from the first batch of volunteers,

if she turns up dead, it's prison.

No lawsuit. Prison!

She may be abroad.

There are many possible scenarios, Peter.

We have to think positively.

There's always a chance she hasn't reacted with it.

She may be immune, may be special.

- lf that's the case... - Oh, just wake up, Michael!

29,999 out of 30,000 have reacted to it.

That's as close to a 100% failure rate as you're going to get!

There's a message from Cooper, boss.

lf you've killed her, there's nothing l can do.

- Me? l told you what we should do. - Oh, shut up!

'Angela Mills is here at her step-brother's. Can't tell what condition... Hang on.

'What the fuck? Fuck off! Go on, fuck off!

'What do you want me to do?

'Some fucking poof just got shanked. He's bleeding all over my car.

'All right, you little shit!'

- She's at her step-brother's flat. - Thank Christ.

- Her condition? - lt's unknown. He's looking into it.

Good.

You, new man, go and tell Cooper to keep his eye on her

and get her here now.

Michael, show me this mutant that's got the press up in arms.

Then l can go upstairs and placate those bastards.

Call Cooper.

- Then find out what's going on. - OK.

Matt, l know l said it was over, but l think l have to see Joe.

l need to talk to him.

You can't be serious. You said you'd moved on from him, Angie.

He killed a kid. You were right to leave him.

Well, come on.

- Say something. She's your friend. - We all know how l feel about Joe.

Listen, l like Joe as well.

Fine, l did like him. And l know you think it was an accident.

And if it was, l'm sure the system will clear that up.

l've got to go. My shift started at 12 and l'm already late.

Just think about it.

OK? Joe will always let you down. Always.

- l thought you'd support me. - That's what l'm doing.

l'll see you later.

- Caffeine will give you arrhythmia. - Fuck off!

Seriously. Mess up your heart like that RAK shit that's all over the news.

- When's your test? - Next week, Thursday.

Where have you been? lt's a bloody circus here today.

Rob's about to crack one off.

Matt. Matt!

- Where the fuck have you been? - Told you.

Sorry, Sergeant. Personal stuff.

- How's your step-sister doing, then? - Well, she's still confused.

Yeah, well, Joe's a fucking disgrace, isn't he?

He let me down. He let the entire MSU down.

Anyway, listen up. lt's kicking off all over the gaff.

Craig's taking the launch to Battersea Bridge.

There's some kind of riot going on. People are diving in the drink.

So what we're going to do

is steam down there and pick up the jumpers.

So dust her down, lock 'n' load. Let's get ready to rock 'n' roll, boys.

Rob!

- Something's wrong with Sally! - There's always something wrong.

No, she said some guy attacked her on the way in today and she just fainted.

l think it must be shock.

Do l look like a fucking doctor?

Oh, Jesus! Get ready!

Come on, let's go.

Jesus fucking Christ!

This is John Healy, our first trialist.

A week after receiving his initial dose, he started having an allergic reaction.

A bad one.

We thought it best to keep him in isolation.

His physiology and cellular make-up started changing two days later.

The viral suppressants we've been administering seemed to keep it at bay.

Although it hasn't completely stopped the abnormal changes.

We've taken everybody off it to see what would happen.

And?

Nothing. He's just been lying there.

Billing, that doctor. Talk to me. What's going on?

What in God's name are these things on his back?

- He's not contagious, is he? - We're not sure.