There's something wrong with the logic in this movie. Outside the blockade area, a group of people were obviously lost, but only that small area was blocked. The turn of the plot was too sudden, and the man who claimed to be the father turned out to be the boss of the heroine. At the risk of being bitten, I am also speechless to use my life to collect debts. The heroine's boyfriend was a scumbag, and was finally killed by the boss. Although the heroine killed a lot of people along the way, it shouldn't be said about her. The most speechless thing is that at this time, the boss did not forget to do bad things, and was finally bitten to death by the zombie heroine. The main characters of the entire movie are all dead.
The virus spread rapidly among the homeless at first, and then the police ignored it and the crowd discriminated against it. The film may be criticizing the discrimination and inaction of the homeless. I don't really understand the other meanings, maybe I'm just ignorant. All in all, I personally feel that there is nothing innovative about this film, and the plot logic is chaotic.
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