Aftershock

About This Movie

Aftershock (2012) is one of those films that really captures the chaos of disaster. You’ve got this earthquake that hits a Chilean town, trapping a group of tourists who quickly realize they’re in way over their heads. The atmosphere is palpable, like you can feel the tension creeping up with every aftershock. The pacing is interesting, with a slow build that suddenly ramps up into frantic survival horror. Practical effects really stand out here, adding a rawness to the gore that feels real. Performances vary, but some moments are genuinely gripping, showcasing the primal instincts of the characters. It’s not just about the quake; it dives into how quickly society can spiral into madness when the ground literally shakes beneath you.

Interesting take on disaster horror · Practical effects elevate the tension · Focus on human dynamics under pressure