Right at Your Door evaluation action
2022-03-24 08:01
"Forearm Shiver" has a lot of suspense in order to create a miracle, and the special effects are realistic enough to make the audience press the 911 button for help. The director did an excellent job in setting the scene, using people's fear of terrorist attacks to create a terrifying, exciting, and false Los Angeles shrouded in smoke. It's a sideshow of society falling apart in a horrible, selfish way, maybe it's the end of the world, it's not a bang, it's 96 minutes of lamentation
.
The film's claustrophobic vibe at the start leaves a terrifying, tragic, convincing apocalyptic setting, and while the script falls into institutionalized paranoia, the characters aren't particularly endearing or engaging. The film lost its motivation to keep watching, but that's understandable given the inherent character limitations of the film itself. The ending of the film is more like a so-so episode, but it certainly makes one realize the ineffectiveness of government action in the event of a crisis
.
Extended Reading
-
Ryleigh 2022-04-22 07:01:55
It's ridiculous, the person who hid well in the house died, but the person who ran outside for several days was fine? And the male protagonist really shouldn't let the female protagonist enter the door. Only two people die together to be considered true love? Is it more confusing that the heroine has the virus herself and has to bring the virus home? What did the hero do wrong to be killed by her?
-
Birdie 2022-03-24 08:01:02
I watched it because the poster looks like fallout