Hades

About This Movie

Hades is an interesting piece in the thriller genre, quite atmospheric, really. It gives you that claustrophobic feel as a family of four locks themselves down in their Chicago home amidst a modern bubonic plague outbreak. The tension builds slowly, almost methodically, with an eerie sense of dread that looms over every scene. The performances are solid, capturing the strain on familial bonds under such pressure. Practical effects play a surprisingly key role, making the horror feel tangible without over-relying on CGI. It’s distinctive for its focus on psychological dread rather than just action or gore, which gives it a different flavor compared to typical pandemic narratives. You get those intimate moments mixed with the external terror, which, honestly, can be pretty haunting.

Interesting psychological thriller. · Strong focus on family dynamics. · Not your typical plague movie.