After the Outbreak

About This Movie

After the Outbreak is one of those indie horrors that really leans into the raw tension of survival situations. The pacing is uneven, sure, but that kind of works in its favor as it mirrors the uncertainty the characters face. The atmosphere is thick, and the practical effects used to portray the infected are pretty gritty. You can feel the rage and desperation through the performances of the four survivors, each with their unique struggles. It's not your typical zombie flick—there’s a psychological edge lurking beneath all the chaos. And the setting, a secluded house in the woods, adds to this sense of claustrophobia and dread. It’s interesting how the film explores not just the external horrors but the internal conflicts within the group, making it a bit of a character study amidst the carnage.

Indie horror with a focus on practical effects · Examines psychological conflict among survivors · Secluded setting enhances the atmosphere