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Admirable film.

The film was still a fun one that will make you laugh and have you leaving the theater feeling like you just stole something valuable and got away with it.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

The other bad reviews here are not being overly critical or nit picky, this movie is really bad. Some points I'd like to make:Have you ever had the misfortune of spending time near someone with pink eye? It is uncomfortable, slightly disturbing, and some thing you will want to divert your attention from. So, why would a director give all the characters this effect?? It just deflated any 'horror' aspect and made me feel like I was in a free clinic.And yet, I sat through it, as in a waiting room. I had to see the train wreck.Aside from a matchbook understanding of Law, and an incredibly stupid clothes-on love making scene that rivals that of The Room, I did appreciate the name dropping of Motörhead, Anthrax (early), and D.R.I. even if those bands are not that great, and though it painfully illustrates the director or writer's age and mental fortitude.I suppose if one is optimistic, Mayhem could be considered "fun". It could be "fun" to visit a leper colony too, but I wouldn't advise it. There are so many well-crafted and interesting horror films to watch, I wouldn't waste my time with this one. It's just bad, like really bad, not even in an ironic or clever way.What was with his "best friend"? They seemed to have nothing in common, talk briefly about nothing, and then he's dead before we know anything about him, or the nature of his friendship to Derek. When his dead "best friend" gets pissed on, Derek cries- blaming the virus. Yet, he has the wherewithal and cognizance to scheme and fight his way through the building?The list goes on. Why did I watch it? I saw it as the image for the Shudder app on my FireTV, so I foolishly thought it might be worth a watch. I was wrong. Watch 'Train to Busan' instead.

Unlike a lot of reviewers, I have no idea who the actors in this movie were as I'd never seen The Walking Dead, The Babysitter, et. al. That said, I can't compare their past work to this film so I'll just briefly review it based on its own merit.Mayhem reminded me of a few films - The Belko Experiment, Rec, etc. There isn't much on display that hasn't been seen before. I'd say the one scene I'd never witnessed before is the regurgitated use of pepper spray. Now, that was interesting.One thing that intrigued me about this American horror film was that the lead was Asian. That's a relative rarity as far as I know. It's good to see Hollywood flexing their diversity muscles. If over the top violence is not your cup of tea, then by all means, avoid this film like the plague. Otherwise, sit back and enjoy yourself. It won't disappoint.

This is a pretty violent film. But read the plot yes that's what you're in for. You will be entertained. Full credit to all involved. This is not an easy type of film to make and they did it. Its a film to watch by yourself and it stays on course the whole way through. Actually at the end you'll think its hit the right spot and pulled itself off quite well. I hate torture porn and pointlessly violent films. I enjoyed this

For a movie about Mayhem in an office building due to a rage virus, there sure is a lot of talking and it sure takes a long time to get to the action. Aussie Goddess Samara Weaving is great as always but the rest of the movie is a bit of a chore. Maybe if I worked in an office building it would be more exciting but I wouldn't waste 90 minutes on watching it again. Such a shame after Knights of Badassdom from the same director was so much fun