

Mayhem 2017
"Hostile. Work. Environment."
In Joe Lynch's *Mayhem (2017)*, a mysterious virus sweeps through a high-rise office building, unleashing chaos as corporate drones shed their polite facades and embrace their raw, unfiltered desires.
Director: Joe Lynch
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mayhem (2017) about?
A mysterious virus infects an office building, stripping away workplace politeness and turning employees into violent creatures of impulse. Derek Cho, an insurance lawyer, finds himself caught in the middle as chaos escalates, leading to a brutal fight for survival against both the infected and the system.
Who directed Mayhem?
Joe Lynch, known for his work in action and horror films like *Everly* and *The Honor List*, directed *Mayhem*.
Who stars in Mayhem?
The film features Steven Yeun as Derek Cho, Samara Weaving as Melanie Cross, Steven Brand, Caroline Chikezie, and Kerry Fox in key roles.
Is Mayhem (2017) worth watching?
*Mayhem* isn't for the faint of heart, but it's a unique mix of horror, comedy, and social satire that stands out. With a runtime under 90 minutes, it packs a punch—blending gore with sharp commentary on corporate culture and human nature.
How long is Mayhem?
The film runs for 87 minutes.
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About Mayhem (2017) — A Viral Office Outbreak Turns Deadly Satire
In Joe Lynch's *Mayhem (2017)*, a mysterious virus sweeps through a high-rise office building, unleashing chaos as corporate drones shed their polite facades and embrace their raw, unfiltered desires. The satire unfolds with brutal humor and gory intensity as ordinary workers—like the reluctant Derek Cho (Steven Yeun) and the enigmatic Melanie Cross (Samara Weaving)—navigate the breakdown of societal norms. This wild blend of action, comedy, and horror thrives on its absurd premise: what if your cubicle neighbor's pent-up rage suddenly had no consequences? With sharp social commentary lurking beneath the mayhem, the film rides a wave of visceral thrills and dark laughs.
Directed by the action-horror specialist Lynch behind *Everly* and *The Honor List*, *Mayhem* transforms a mundane workplace into a pressure cooker of primal instincts. Yeun and Weaving deliver standout performances that anchor the film's chaotic energy, while the genre-hopping tone keeps audiences guessing. Is it a critique of modern work culture? A dark comedy of errors? Or simply a bloody good time? Either way, *Mayhem* delivers a fresh, frenetic twist on the survival-horror formula.




