Anyone seen the longer version?

Anyone realize how many times Lambert gets shot, stabbed, spiked and molested in this movie? The zombie is an agile guy with a knife who even shoots guns. Haha!

I'm surprised I never responded to my own thread years after I got the PAL dvd edition which ran over 90 minutes... Yes, the story is expanded in the film. Makes a little more sense. Keyword being here 'little'. There's some interesting footage that tries to show the carrier's lair where he resides, in which, I presume he sits in when he isn't eating people? This version also has a much longer opening. I'm beginning to think the theory about Adrenalin: Fear the Rush being an experiment to be rather plausible. Footage is obviously cut here and there for pacing. I do want to say one shot of Lambert saying, "Where is he? I can't see him." due to the carrier missing even after getting shot up by Henstridge being cut for bad acting. The acting in the film is serviceable, I didn't expect oscar performances (who did?) but there's a line where serviceable acting ends and really awful acting begins. That line did it. Another reason I think it's an experiment is because of the opening, and the way it was filmed (only present in versions over 90 min).The camera moves in first person mode slowly to convey a cautious officer checking every corner and finding bodies all over the hospital. The camera techniques are intriguing, but i'm sure this was cut in the long run for being a bit too slow. As I said, you either like it or don't like it. Anyone interested in editing might want to compare both cuts.