Culture & Education

Suspenseful, funny and disgusting: "The Enemy Within" rises again, and it's disturbed

After "Barbari" and "Hour of the Missing", Zach Kruger takes the "Enemy Within" franchise and puts it in the hands of the person least suited to survive an apocalypse: a medical courier who agrees to deliver a package for money, while he evades an uncomfortable conversation with his pregnant girlfriend. The film faithfully translates the gaming experience – and amid moments of disgust, laughter, and justified panic, you'll get one of the year's most enjoyable movies here.