COVID-21: Lethal Virus

Cringe .

This movie looks like it was made on imovie. But it is fun to watch if you are looking for something to make fun of.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. The best qualities is the photography and landscape filming. Whether it was done using drones or helis, the picturesque landscapes, forests and mountains was fantastic, clear and in great definition. The story focuses on just a few people as opposed to many, and retains much of the elements observed in 28 days later: rage-like virus that is easily spread through bites and fluids, the angry-pack mentality the zombie like people become after infection, and the same sort of lockdowns and attempts at stemming the plague as it goes. It delivers a good message on sacrifice and honor in times of devastation. Another great thing about this movie is that it provides more of an eye-witness account of the journey and the ensuing attacks the characters suffer. Feels more realistic that way.

One of the worst movies I have ever watched, and this is from a person who really watched a lot of bad movies for work reason. It wouldn't even worth 1 star if I am allowed to rate anything lower than that. Bad plot, bad acting, bad script. Throughout the movie I can only hear endless profanity as if the scriptwriter or actors have nothing to say apart from that.

Cringe .

I don't mind watching low budget films, but low budget does not have to mean bad. Especially as bad as this one. The script is awful and the main reason I only gave this two stars. I have no worries about characters swearing, but I suspect who ever wrote this was paid by the word and had one character barely manage a single sentence without swearing. Characters would shout at other characters telling them to not be noisy and there were plenty of other stupid situations. The acting is often bad and only occasionally manages to be OK. One actor would change from angry adult to petulant schoolgirl, seemingly unable to keep to one character. In terms of acting, the crowd scenes were better than many other low budget films I have seen. Continuity is something that did not appear to concern the filmmakers. With multiple mistakes including one period where day became night twice in one day. Characters pointed out to be physically fit would be puffing and panting after running a few yards and then appeared to run for several hours with relative ease. Surprisingly whilst this film will never win awards for make up or special effects, both were better than you might expect from such a badly made low budget film. A less awful script, with characters that were not all complete idiots could have earned this film a couple of extra stars.

What did I just watch ? I can't even figure out how this was put together when there was so much lack of talent. It wasn't scary, people had all different accents, I couldn't understand what some of them were babbling about, the camera kept shaking uncontrollably during scenes that were suppose to be the action, no one was believable in their role, first the film was very dark , then there was light, then dark, then winter, then summer ? worst of all, why did I keep watching ? the editing was very bad. the photography even worse. Horror movies are my favorite genre and this is one of the worst.

Its a movie about COVID-21 pro 5G, zombies and lot of shaky cameras Spoiler ahead, if there's something to spoil... A guy having a run and obviously zombies running after him It starts with empty streets and then a lot of zombies are running after our jogger. Then a forest and a lot gunshots with, guess what, zombies...the immortals infected with covid-21 are now chasing a girl in a lab-coat. and all that gunfight ends without any explanation... whoever wrote this scenario was under drugs.

Horrible movie, the characters immediatly break all the zombie apocalipse rules, the dialogue is horrible, the sound effects are fake and weird, the soundracks is like from a 2011 minecraft minifilm and the cameraman is having a stroke throughout at least half the thing, but hot-damn is fun to watch with a few drunk friends.

A very independent film that overcomes its low budget with an interesting story, which analyses through fiction some of the current events such as climate change, pandemics and decaying societies. Surely with a few million more budget it would be better, but I want to see the second part with more production resources.