Reviews

That's not to say I didn't like the film, on the contrary, I liked it very much, but I was never on board with these two girls as decent people.

We know that those who get in his way are going to get an ass kicking, but the film tries to be a little more realistic with its violence and the chance that Chan might not be as tough as we expect him to be looms over the film.

It didn't, but that quote looms over this film as the thought of being in the depths of darkness like these characters, not knowing what's in front of you except dread and terror is somewhat effective.

Despite the film being about the "end of the world" it doesn't feel depressing, it has a bright look to it and has entertaining set pieces.

The film wants to confuse you for the most part and it's not until the third act when things start "making sense" that we get a picture of what is trying to be told here.

I LOVE the show, it's my favourite show of all-time and it's interesting to go back and see the lore change a bit from the film to the series.

Nothing about the film screams "effort" and I think they had to throw in chaotic editing to make up for the fact that they had no real story.

The short run time and the abrupt ending undercuts the film and gives it an amateur-feel and the end result feels just like every other home invasion movie.

This film adds nothing more to what we already saw, so why watch the inferior film?

I was about 90% correct and it made the rest of the film a little bit more enjoyable.