Mutants is a French horror movie directed by David Morley and released in 2009. The story follows Sonia and Marco, two survivors of a viral outbreak that has turned most of the population into vicious, bloodthirsty mutants. They are on their way to NOAH, a research facility that is rumored to be working on a cure. The journey is fraught with danger, both from the infected and from other human survivors who have turned to violence and cannibalism.
As they travel, tensions rise between Sonia and Marco. He is infected with the virus and gradually turns into a mutant, becoming more aggressive and unpredictable. Sonia struggles to maintain her love for him and her hope for a cure, but as time goes on it becomes clear that she may have to make a hard choice.
The movie is notable for its atmosphere of bleakness and despair, as well as the strong performances of the two lead actors, Helene de Fougerolles and Francis Renaud. The mutants themselves are also well-designed and genuinely creepy, with distorted features and a ravenous hunger for human flesh.
Overall, Mutants is a disturbing and compelling horror movie that will appeal to fans of the genre. Its focus on relationships and emotion, rather than just gore and jump scares, sets it apart from other zombie movies and gives it a lasting impact.