So, if you are one the entitled rich you have three necessary things you need to survive
a zombie apocalypse:
1. Never drink tap water.
2. Always carry a smartphone.
3. Have blue collar friends to help you.
If you want to rejoice at the schadenfreude of the misfortune of the upper classes in the form of mother Nature claiming her own, then you are dead right with this movie.
Otherwise, don't bother.
There is a definite symbolism in a green revolution eating the rich, as it were.
Also the fact the filming was interrupted by COVID, somehow adds to the setting.
The closed minded radio DJ narrator is just obnoxious with his preaching the revolt against the rich while making racist remarks in the stride about immigrants while personally he is dead worried about the virus spreading. Nuke them all but not me, seems to be his train of thought.
Maybe some more explanatory notes maybe in the form of a conspiracy would have saved the plot.
Still, politics aside, a decent small budget effort at a zombie flick.
1. Never drink tap water.
2. Always carry a smartphone.
3. Have blue collar friends to help you.
If you want to rejoice at the schadenfreude of the misfortune of the upper classes in the form of mother Nature claiming her own, then you are dead right with this movie.
Otherwise, don't bother.
There is a definite symbolism in a green revolution eating the rich, as it were.
Also the fact the filming was interrupted by COVID, somehow adds to the setting.
The closed minded radio DJ narrator is just obnoxious with his preaching the revolt against the rich while making racist remarks in the stride about immigrants while personally he is dead worried about the virus spreading. Nuke them all but not me, seems to be his train of thought.
Maybe some more explanatory notes maybe in the form of a conspiracy would have saved the plot.
Still, politics aside, a decent small budget effort at a zombie flick.