In this post apocalyptic thriller, the world and everyone in it is falling apart.
The streets are way too dangerous so to remain safe, the main characters try to remain in
doors as much as possible.
Even though they’re inside, they have eyes on the street and their surveillance footage
lets them knows when the monsters are nearby.
The monsters in the movies wipe out most of civilization by preying on 1 out of the 5
senses.
If the monsters weren’t bad enough, humans are just as dangerous as the demons so you
could barely trust them either.
For example, there’s a crazy old white man who witnesses his wife die from the monster
and instead of helping the other survivors he wants to take everybody down with her.
Not everyone is crazy as the old white man though, the group has faith in humanity and
everyday, they check different radio frequencies to search for other survivors.
The timing of this apocalypse couldn’t be worse.
There’s a pregnant woman in the group.
Her due date is in October and that’s right around the corner (audio).
Normally, it’s not safe for any mother to be to participate in a post apocalyptic thriller,
but one of the pregnant ladies in the movie is just as fierce as the men in the movie.
She’s overprotective of her unborn child and will shoot any threat that comes near
them whether it’s a man or monster.
When they run low on supplies, they have to make a run to the local retail stores.
They pick up medicine, food, and all the other bare necessities.
One day during one of their runs, one of the characters wasn’t careful and his carelessness
caused his to die to death.
Everyone is super sad.
The characters believe mistakes like these could easily be avoided so they train diligently
to survive in the wild.
The movie starts to time jump to condense all of their years of training into an hour
and a half, but after all that, they all live happily ever after.
E-Man: Uh Couch, there’s still 12 more reasons to go.
Couch: My bad, I couldn’t think of anymore.
E-Man: I know a few reasons why these movies are the same off the top of my head.
Couch: care to share?
E-Man: I thought you’d never ask.
Couch: Ladies and gentleman, join me in welcoming Emmanuel from E-Man’s Movie Reviews (applause).
The main pregnant woman’s water breaks and her baby choses to come out at the worst possible
time because the beasts are right outside the house.
The creatures actually make their way into the premises, but luckily the guy with the
shotgun comes in and provides backup.
The two lovebirds raise two lovely children during the apocalypse.
They do their best, but unfortunately, it’s hard for any parent to show provide the amount
of affection that a young child needs when they’re constantly trying to protect them
from mass murdering monsters 100% of the time.
The girl feels neglected and she thinks one of the parents is a horrible parent.
Both of the parents share some dialogue and the adults the kids love tells the adult the
kid hates that maybe he or she should try not to hide their emotions so much.
The kids need to know the parents love them before it’s too late.
Speaking of too late, you could tell somebody’s about to die.
The parents are teaching the children survival skills in the woods.
All the practice goes down the drain when the kids get separated from the adults.
They’re luckier than cats because it seems like they’re given more than 9 lives.
The boy almost drowns, but he survives.
The other kid gets separated from the mother during the water scene and just when you think
that kids about to die, the child survives too.
The parents aren’t as lucky.
The children are in danger again and the dad stands up to the menace to protect them from
danger.
His plan works and backfires at the same time.
He suffers a critical injury in his torso and at that point, he’s better off dead
anyways.
He agrees and dies to sacrifice himself while the children runaway from the beast.
A beast eventually catches up to the mother and the children at the end of the movie.
They’re cornered and have nowhere to hide.
That’s when they discover the weakness.
There’s a character with a disability in the movie and that character is the key who
discovers the flaw in the monsters.
The disabled character has an advantage and isn’t impacted by the creatures the same
way other humans are.
This allows the humans to live to see another day.
Couch: Show off.
E-Man: I’m just stating the obvious.
Couch: Not mad at that.
How about a round of applause for Emmanuel from E-Man Movie Reviews.
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Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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