The section in the hospital is really good, the atmosphere of horror is in place, and the plot logic is very reasonable, very substituting, I remember seeing it once before, and I was so scared by the section in the hospital, it almost became a shadow of childhood. And there is a detail that is very common in human logic, that is, when the heroine brother sees his mother, no matter whether he has mutated or not, he will go forward. It really feels the helplessness and vagueness of ordinary people at this time. Hope it shows. It's a pity that the following plot is not particularly exciting, lacking expressiveness and appeal. (In fact, there is no way, the most exciting part of the zombie movie is usually the early stage of the outbreak, the thrilling when the conventional order is broken)
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