" Mother nature is the most lethal Serial killer known to us "

Rating: 8/10 (4 October 2013)

Years ago Max Brooks wrote this imaginative, terrifying and apocalyptic book which later was brought to the silver screen by Marc Forster under the title " World War Z. " Now in movie theaters around the world audiences marvel at the possibilities that such a future awaits us. In the story, we find a United Nations investigator named Gerry Lane (Brad Pitts) selected by the U.N. Sectary General to travel around the world to discover what is affecting the world populations like a virus and mutating them into flesh eating Zombies. Nations are hard pressed to fight the plague and Lane finds little help. However, he gets a few clues while traveling to Norther Korea where he interviews a C.I. A. agent (David Moorse) who is now in prison. In Isreal he learns that high walls and modern weapons are no match against the hordes of infested creatures. However, while traveling, he learns that Natures most powerful weapons are also her greatest weakness. With that in mind, Lane sets himself to work in a Science lab where a depleted staff agrees to help him kill himself. The movie is teeming with Zombies and the terror levels reach apocalyptic stages of fear and helplessness. Anyone who likes a good scare, has to see this film, I did! I recommend this exciting and memorable portrait of a possible future for mankind. ****