Worth watching. Not all that much point to the film except a lot of bad things happening to a lot if people. No real payoff in the end but it was fun.

By employing sophisticated directing, cinematography, editing, and a screenplay portraying morally complex characters and a narrative that serves as an insightful metaphor for Israeli society as well as a universal statement on the human condition, the creators of "Kalevet" have succeeded in doing what is usually more expected from filmmakers in the more eastern part of Asia...

Many stories of horror intertwined by an abysmal and gruesome serendipity. Over the edge, smart thriller without false morality, only knowing that eviel generate on a whim, and shitty people just need a shitty day to, well, start throwing shit all around.

On the surface it's a nasty piece of work. But if you look deeper you'll find the filmmakers trying hard to suppress their laughter.

awesome original horror movie and darkly funny. I enjoyed it.

Interesting concept, well delivered, decent horror--You just can't see it coming!!

helluva entertaining. hilarious, wicked horror flick. everyone just went stark raving crazy in that neck of the woods! touted as israel's first horror movie- if they're this darn fun, keep 'em coming i say.

Funny story of people in a forest ahah

A brother and sister who have run away from home. A car full of teens who have taken a wrong turn. A park ranger and his wife. Two questionable cops. What do all of these people have in common? They are lost in the woods with a psychopathic serial killer, who has set a series of sinister traps all throughout the park. RABIES is touted as being Israel's first venture into the Slasher genre, and it makes quite an entrance! Writer/Director team Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado take what would normally be familiar characters, settings, and situations, and create something wholly original. The pair introduce us to five distinct sets of characters, and manage to strike an intricate balance between them as the film progresses. Each new scene brings new surprises and unexpected twists at every turn, keeping audience members on edge from beginning to end! Keshales and Papushado have a gift for framing and editing each shot for maximum impact, which drives the tension and pitch-black humor higher than ever. Sharper than SEVERANCE, more clever than THE COTTAGE... RABIES takes the game of survival to a whole new level!-Carl ManesI Like Horror Movies

A brother and sister who run away from home find sanctuary in a deserted nature reserve. When the sister falls into the trap of a psychopathic killer, the brother sets out on a race against time to find help. In a twist of fate the rescue of the sister becomes inadvertently intertwined with the lives of a group of young tennis players, a ranger and his dog, as well as a team of policemen. Rabies is an interestingly odd throwback to backwoods slashers and a pretty decent, entertaining, very first horror film from Israel. The film was never really scary because I've seen so many films of its kind, nor did it try to be. It's tense, fast paced, bloody and a good time for the most part. It just wasn't above average to make it memorable or worth your time. The performances were average, no one really stood out, and no one was lousy, just ok. The characters made smart and dumb decisions but were forgettable and almost cardboard cut outs, but were likable. Writers and Directors Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado did a pretty good effort with this horror film, especially for first timers. The unpredictability of the story was a breathe of fresh air for a movie like this. Yet at the same time it could of been much better if they took it a notch further with higher stakes. They are definitely decent filmmakers that have potential, so I'm curious to see what they bring us next. Overall, it's not your normal backwoods slasher and has enough carnage in it to satisfy fans, but it's nothing all that memorable. It's a decent effort and Israel's first spin on the genre which was neat, just nothing you need to see right away. Netflix rental. 5.9 out of 10

A very clever horror flick, with some good cold-humour, and very good actors. It's to horror genre, what was Blood simple to the "noir-movie" genre.

Very enjoyable Israeli horror film that breaks the traditional slasher patterns and brings something new to the table. While not terribly graphics, there is some real sick humour at work here, and some really fantastic characters. Not much in the way of rabies though. Great acting and lots of fun.

The first horror film to come out of Israel and it really is something special. Such a wonderful film

Not every day you come across a slasher from Israel.

Exploding lesbians. Always good.