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Hello! I just discovered a syringe taste for chaos centered movies. I really liked Cloverfield, Train to Busan, Crawl, The Ritual, 10 Cloverfield Lane, The Mist, As above so below, The Crazies etc. I’ve watched World War Z as well. Please recommend other good movies that feature a person (or a group) trying to survive through some type of outbreak or disaster, man-made, natural or supernatural.
i only ask that the movies be POST 2005
thanks in advance
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The entire first season of “Black Summer” (2019) on Netflix is like watching the first 15 minutes of the Zach Snyder remake of “Dawn of the Dead.” Eight hours of anxiety fueled chaos and mayhem.
Things I’ve watched in the last 12 months
Train to Busan
Alive
Concrete Utopia
Emergency Declaration
Shock Wave
All of Us are Dead - Series
The Wandering Earth III
Pulse
a quiet place 2 has an awesome opening scene like this. both movies are really fun regardless
World War Z
The Signal (2007)
The sadness
"Into the Storm" was a pleasant surprise here.
28 Days Later.
Yes and 30 days of night was cool as well
The Bite (2021) it is a low budget one where most of the plot is inside while the outbreak is outside so maybe not quite what you are looking for, but I was at the edge of my seat. It has a tad of humour too (if it is not desired).