Mold! 2012
"This Isn't Science. It's Murder!"
In the heart of the 1980s drug war, a covert government experiment spirals into dark absurdity with *Mold! (2012)*, a quirky horror-sci-fi blend from director Neil Meschino.
Director: Neil Meschino
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mold! (2012) about?
*Mold!* follows a government-developed bioweapon meant to destroy drug crops, but the experiment spirals into chaos when the mold mutates and becomes deadly to humans. Set in 1984, the film blends dark humor with grotesque body horror as survivors scramble to outrun an unstoppable fungal outbreak.
Who directed Mold!?
Neil Meschino directed *Mold!*, steering the film's chaotic blend of horror, sci-fi, and comedy.
Who stars in Mold!?
The cast features Ardis Campbell, Robert Fattorini, Chris Gentile, Lawrence George, and Rick Haymes in key roles.
Is Mold! (2012) worth watching?
*Mold!* is a polarizing pick—its low-budget charm and genre-blending appeal make it a fun watch for horror-sci-fi fans, though its unrated status leaves its quality open to debate. If you love campy, B-movie energy with a retro twist, it's worth a spin.
How long is Mold!?
The runtime for *Mold!* is 84 minutes.
About Mold! (2012) — A B-Movie Horror-Sci-Fi Cult Classic from the War on Drugs Era
In the heart of the 1980s drug war, a covert government experiment spirals into dark absurdity with *Mold! (2012)*, a quirky horror-sci-fi blend from director Neil Meschino. When a bioweapon designed to wipe out coca fields mutates into a lethal airborne menace, a small-town demonstration turns into a nightmare of grotesque survival. The film's gritty, retro aesthetic clashes with its over-the-top premise, creating a tone that's equal parts dark comedy and body horror. With a cast led by Ardis Campbell and Robert Fattorini, *Mold!* rides the line between campy fun and genuine unease, exploring themes of unchecked scientific ambition and the unintended consequences of war.
Packed into 84 minutes of frenetic pacing, *Mold! (2012)* delivers a cult-friendly ride for fans of low-budget genre mashups. Meschino's direction leans into the absurdity, while the ensemble cast—including Chris Gentile and Lawrence George—delivers performances that balance humor and horror. The film's tagline, *This Isn't Science. It's Murder!*, isn't just a hook; it's a wink at the chaos unfolding on screen.