5 zombie movies and shows that will give you the chills, streaming on Discovery +, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video
Michael A. Appel
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Streaming on Netflix
Exit Humanity: a saga of zombies (2011)
Set in the decade after the Civil War, this film is a narration from the fictional diary of Edward Young (Mark Gibson) as he weaves his way through a confusing explosion of the living dead. As Edward finds his wife horribly resuscitated, he begins to document his experiences as he searches for his missing son. In a world deprived of his humanity, watch Edward struggle to keep his humanity alive.
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Wild country (2015)
If you like the theme of the found images of The Blair Witch Project, You’ll like it Wild country. The plot is located in a small town on the border between Arizona and Mexico. One night, the entire population of 57 vanishes overnight with nothing but trails of blood leading into the desert. Found covered in blood is a Love Survivor, an illegal immigrant, who is immediately taken into custody, given the racial paranoia evident in America. Eventually, compelling evidence emerges showing what really happened in the city that night and how the danger may not simply be over.
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman (2014)
It’s a nightmare that has followed us for centuries: swarms of human beings have mutated into cannibalistic, brainless monsters. But, could this horror ending civilization ever come true? Scientists have identified pathogens that turn insects into living dead, and new viruses attack humans every day. Neuroscientists are discovering how easy it is for us to lose conscious control over our bodies. Are we in danger of becoming puppets? To find!
Broadcast on Discovery +
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