The most tragic horror movie you will ever see -

Rating: 8/10 (31 August 2015)

This movie delivers a longer lasting terror than is expected from it after watching the trailers. Apart from the conventional graphical demons, the movie builds over a wonderful story with a well chosen cast. The original script is based on the novel by Stephen King, but has been modified by the director/writer Frank Darabont. A young artist David Drayton(Thomas Jane) and his son Billy (Nathan Gamble) are trapped in a supermarket with a group of other terrified people, when an alien/demon attack unleashes on the city. But the movie catches attention when this fear forces these people to turn against each other. This movie also delivers a comment on human nature, human relationships and their impact on the decisions they make. Even though the basic idea of a monster attack on city is clichéd, but the movie wraps it with some very creative writing, and thrilling story telling. I would rate the movie as a 'Good Watch'.