A Disappointment ShowCase

Rating: 4/10 (14 October 2019)

With little given information of how the turning point of the world surrounding the characters reflect their personal character traits, the film proceeds off very gruesome showing it's rock pieces that fit the film's concept with small fragments of scenes showing the chaotic boundaries of the world. In my opinion, I think the film could've live up more to it's potential.
Each character's personalities was expected by their traits and stereotypes of what the writers believe them to be. This kind of trick throws away the meaning of the film and sets off a number of unwanted scenes. The finale ending of the film took my eyes since it brought life. Maybe if it was more of a found-footage zombie flick, it could've brought more screening time to show the world as of what it really is. I did mind when the characters were being killed in the way in what seemed as if they deserved. Mostly all of these characters were running away from a life that they regret and hated. There was no potential growth in any of them during the disaster and inside the mall. There was times when putting the zombies inside the mall didn't really boost pace of the film. They looked better far away from the mall and the characters going through places. I guess, they didn't want it to look too much like The Walking Dead.