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Year 10

2024·Horror·1h 36m
7.0
After the fall of civilization, the few survivors have been driven to cannibalism. A young man must confront a violent tribe that has murdered his father and stolen the medicine that keeps his girlfriend alive.
Directed by Ben Goodger
post-apocalyptic future
cannibal
survival horror

Cast

Toby Goodger
Toby Goodger
Jake
Duncan Lacroix
Duncan Lacroix
Father
Hannah Khalique-Brown
Hannah Khalique-Brown
Girl
Tom Gaskin
Tom Gaskin
Straggler

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11 reviews
Sherbet
Sherbet
Year 10
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Honestly I found this one by accident. Was watching something else and this popped up in the recommendations next to it with some ugly AI-generated cover. But I figured whatever, dude, wolves, survival, looks fun. So I put it on

Took me a while to figure out why the characters weren't talking for the first like 10 minutes, then I realized they don't talk at all the whole movie. That was basically the first silent film I ever watched, if you can even call it that, since there's literally not a single line of dialogue. Not one. The characters just don't communicate or speak at all. And honestly that adds so much charm to it cause it definitely wasn't boring to watch

It's a post-apocalyptic thing with a gorgeous color palette. Gray skies where you can't tell where the sky ends and the clouds begin, bare trees, that beige-brown-dirty-green forest, moody but really interesting visually. And the wolves and people, you can't even tell which is worse, the wolves or the people

I thought the guy was just gonna run around for nothing and the girl was gonna get eaten by wolves, but nah. Turned out different and it was just wow. There's nothing extra in this movie. Not even dialogue. And honestly it probably would've been unnecessary anyway

It was amazing, I really liked it. Not gonna say it's the best movie I've ever seen or anything, but it's interesting. Genuinely interesting. And even though it's not horror, it still keeps you tense
This review may contain spoilers.

Honestly I found this one by accident. Was watching something else and this popped up in the recommendations next to it with some ugly AI-generated cover. But I figured whatever, dude, wolves, survival, looks fun. So I put it on

Took me a while to figure out why the characters weren't talking for the first like 10 minutes, then I realized they don't talk at all the whole movie. That was basically the first silent film I ever watched, if you can even call it that, since there's literally not a single line of dialogue. Not one. The characters just don't communicate or speak at all. And honestly that adds so much charm to it cause it definitely wasn't boring to watch

It's a post-apocalyptic thing with a gorgeous color palette. Gray skies where you can't tell where the sky ends and the clouds begin, bare trees, that beige-brown-dirty-green forest, moody but really interesting visually. And the wolves and people, you can't even tell which is worse, the wolves or the people

I thought the guy was just gonna run around for nothing and the girl was gonna get eaten by wolves, but nah. Turned out different and it was just wow. There's nothing extra in this movie. Not even dialogue. And honestly it probably would've been unnecessary anyway

It was amazing, I really liked it. Not gonna say it's the best movie I've ever seen or anything, but it's interesting. Genuinely interesting. And even though it's not horror, it still keeps you tense
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Jacob Scherr
Year 10
It’s not experimental, just straight up lazy.




Coming into the movie blind, I was quite interested to find out that it was going to be a no-dialogue movie as a have always wondered if someone could pull that off.


They didn’t.

At times it felt like they forced no dialogue when there clearly should have been.

I got the impression that the directors just didn’t want to deal with dialogue and they proved my point at the ending of the movie when we didn’t get a reuniting scene at the end.
It again felt like they were too lazy to do it.

Oh and unlocked doors…
It’s not experimental, just straight up lazy.




Coming into the movie blind, I was quite interested to find out that it was going to be a no-dialogue movie as a have always wondered if someone could pull that off.


They didn’t.

At times it felt like they forced no dialogue when there clearly should have been.

I got the impression that the directors just didn’t want to deal with dialogue and they proved my point at the ending of the movie when we didn’t get a reuniting scene at the end.
It again felt like they were too lazy to do it.

Oh and unlocked doors…
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Camila Olvera
Camila Olvera
Year 10
didn’t understand this movie very well, cool concept but dragged plot
didn’t understand this movie very well, cool concept but dragged plot
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Bea
Bea
Year 10
I hate movies without any dialogue then this movie has a lot of plot holes
I hate movies without any dialogue then this movie has a lot of plot holes
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Isra
Isra
Year 10
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