The Rats (2002) Movie poster and book cover compared.

The Rats (2002)

John Lafia, 2002

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The Rats
James Herbert, 1974

The Rats is a movie directed by John Lafia in 2002 and inspired by the book of the same name by James Herbert, first published in 1974. The movie features Mädchen Amick, Vincent Spano, Shawn Michael Howard, Daveigh Chase, David Fonteno, Sheila McCarthy, and others.

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AUDIOBOOK

Audiobook cover of The Rats, the 1974 book by James Herbert.

The Rats

Read by: David Rintoul

Storyline

Coming forth are thousands of voracious, blood-thirsty rats, leaving the frightened inhabitants of a New York City department store with no refuge. Investigator Jack Carver is running out of time, being the sole individual capable of unraveling the mystery behind these rodents turning into violent killers and putting an end to their spree of victims before it becomes irreversible.

Movie vs Book

Poster of The Rats, the 2002 movie by John Lafia

Year

2002

Minutes

94

Movie Rate

4.90

Source: IMDb

Cover of The Rats, the 1974 book by James Herbert

Year

1974

Pages

208

Book Rate

7.86

S: Goodreads

Book

The Rats

Country: UK

First published in: 1974

Length: 208 pages

Genre: Fiction

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Other screen adaptations of the book

Movie poster
Deadly Eyes (1982)
Movie by Robert Clouse

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Which is better?

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Poster of The Rats, the 2002 movie by John Lafia

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25% No

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IS IT WORTH READING?

Cover of The Rats, the 1974 book by James Herbert

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45% No

6 votes

5 votes

User Polls Summary

“The book is better than the movie”

But the movie is worth watching.

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