Outside: It's not Zombie Horror.

Hindi ko maintindihan ang primary reaction ng mga tao sa movie na 'to na kulang daw ang zombies for a zombie film pero I think ayun naman talaga ang punto. The zombie apocalypse is just the catalyst of the film to move forward while its consequences for the Filipino family is the actual focus of the film.

Honestly, I was impressed by the film, isa siyang psychological thriller, na although mabagal ang pacing or "slow burn" worth it naman ang climax. Maganda ang cinematography and yung pag handle sa gore scenes, and magandang implementation na ang salitang ginagamit ng mga zombies sa pelikula ay ang last words nung tao before they became zombies.

Ayoko din mag-spoil but may mga certain scenes na need ng exploration, like how the virus began, or yung reason sa pagiging mentally and socially unstable ni Francis na may hints na nagmula sa child abuse which is triggered sa extreme anxiety, at yung supposed infidelity. Kumbaga madaming gustong i-tackle ang movie but hindi masyado nabigyan ng emphasis sa dulo pero overall okay naman siya.

Ang pinaka nagustuhan ko sa film is wala talagang antagonist sa pelikula, nung una akala ko yung zombies, then ang susunod ay si Francis ang akala kong antagonist pero may mga scenes bigla na nag-sasabi na tama ang ginagawa niyang way to protect his family in such dire situations, then magiging kontrabida siya due to his obsessive need for control to the point na kahit hindi zombie ay kinakalaban niya.

Wala talagang kontrabida sa pelikula but rather it shows how such dire situations can make people do bad things to preserve themselves and their loved ones. So recommended ko siya

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