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Tag Archives: Virus
28 Years Later (2025) ☆☆☆(3/4): Danny Boyle back in Zombieland
Danny Boyle’s latest film “28 Years Later” reminds me again that he is a filmmaker who has rarely repeated himself. Yes, he is back in that post-apocalyptic world explored in “28 Days Later” (2002), and we are surely served with … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Father and son, Horror, Mother and Son, Post-apocalyptic world, Virus, Zombie
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Carter (2022) ☆☆(2/4): An intensely hollow action flick
South Korean Netflix film “Carter”, which was released early in this month, is an intensely hollow action flick which did not impress me much for many bad reasons. Its frantic and relentless presentation of stylish action sequences may grab your … Continue reading
Mayhem (2017) ☆☆☆(3/4): Things become quite rough in his workplace….
Mean, savage, and hilarious at every point, “Mayhem” is willing to go all the way for making you cringe and then laugh for its literally brutal horror satire on corporate culture. You may be bothered by its remorselessly graphic depiction … Continue reading
The Flu (2013) ☆☆(2/4) : Its symptoms are depressing rather than alarming
The symptoms shown at the beginning of South Korean action thriller film “The Flu” are depressing rather than alarming. The symptoms are 1) flat characterization full of bland or annoying characters we do not give a damn about, and 2) … Continue reading
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Tagged Disaster, Doctor, Mother and daughter, South Korean Film, Thriller, Virus
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