From there, the film follows Alice's children as they flee while the safe zone quickly dissolves into chaos.Ģ8 Weeks Later is one of the bleakest, most unremitting zombie movies out there. He kills Alice and spreads the infection throughout the safe zone while everyone flees, including Alice's children. But as soon as the survivors in the safe zone begin to hope for a vaccine, Alice's husband visits her and becomes infected through a kiss. She is quarantined in the safe zone while scientists try to figure out why she is immune. One woman, Alice (Catherine McCormack), who was last seen being dragged away by the undead, has been found miraculously alive and well. The survivors have begun to regroup, but tensions are dangerously high in District One, an army-controlled safe zone in London.
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Unique, grotesque, and emotionally devastating, The Girl With All the Gifts is one to remember. As they struggle to outrun the other hungries, Melanie starts to question if this is truly the end of the world.or just the start of a new one. When the base is attacked and destroyed, Melanie and her teacher must lean on each other to survive as they trek to another base beyond London. She doesn't fully understand what makes her different from her human teachers, or why the brief moment of physical affection she shares with Miss Justineau causes so much consternation on the base. Melanie demonstrates the exceptional ability to not become bloodthirsty when she's near humans, making her a subject of medical fascination at the military base. There, she develops a deep affection for her teacher Miss Justineau (Gemma Arteron). Melanie (Sennia Nanua), one of these unusual young hungries, is taken to a military base run by the few surviving uninfected. These young hungries haven't lost their minds, and aren't dangerous unless they're close enough to humans to smell them. Now, a group of second-generation children 'hungries' may be the key to a cure. Twenty years ago, a fungal infection that causes the afflicted to lose their mental faculties and crave human flesh destroyed civilization. RELATED: Grave Danger: 7 Zombie Movies Battle to the Death But the thought of his family back home pushes him to persevere and hold out hope for a cure. As he witnesses the plague on a global scale, seeing millions if not already billions of people infected, Gerry is shaken and wonders if anyone has a real chance at surviving. Gerry and his family are offered refuge on a government ship-but only if he goes out in the field to try and find the source of the global scourge. He joins a team of soldiers and researchers and is taken all over the world–from South Korea to Israel–to locate the source for a working vaccine. Soon after, a mysterious, rabies-like affliction starts turning people into bloodthirsty ghouls who are attracted to sound. specialist who left the field to be with his wife and two young daughters. Brad Pitt stars as Gerry Lane, a former U.N. But when judged apart from its source material, there's a lot to enjoy here. World War Z, the book, is a genre masterpiece. RELATED: 9 Zombie Books So Good They'll Infect You But their plans are foiled when they wind up on a collision course with a pack of truly upsetting zombie clowns. With a long-awaited sequel due out October 2019, now is the perfect time to revisit this 2009 box office hit. But when he falls in with a rag-tag crew that includes Wichita (Emma Stone), Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), Columbus' number-one rule for survival is about to be tested. As he begins to fall for Wichita, Columbus agrees to accompany his new companions to California, to an amusement park that is a safe haven in the middle of what is now a deserted land of the dead. Instead, they go by the city they're from, to avoid attachment.
In this post-apocalyptic world, no one uses their real name. College student Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) survives the first few months of the zombie apocalypse, due largely to his strict rule about not getting attached to others. Zombieland proves that zombie movies don't have to just be horror films.
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