Bob's review intrigued me. I do feel drawn to the speculative fiction of post apocalypse disaster . Notice I didn't use phrases such as "I like the genre" or "I enjoy the genre" because the idea of civilisation collapsing and having to survive via merciless Darwinian amorality means I wouldn't survive two minutes in this nightmarish world. It's also nice to see this type of scenario without survivors trying to outrun a gang of hyperactive zombies
If nothing else Brandon Zuck has made a great looking little short . The framing and cinematography is superb and as the Sunset across the desert landscape I could almost feel the last rays of sunlight hit me while the evening breeze blew across my skin
If there's a problem it's the story is very slight. There's little revealing backstory to the disaster or to the survivors but there doesn't have to be. The problem is the marketing tagline is "Who you going to be ?" and any subtext involving this seems to be forgotten. A pity because I was impressed by the visuals , the story less so. As I said though it's zombie free and that's no bad thing
