Review derails. Wyrmwood: Apocalypse – 38 minutes.

Australian zombie flick is cinema for very thin connoisseur of cinema. From the first minutes I was chained to actors where especially stand out those with baby faces who more of everybody demonstrated unique form of thespian. It was a passivity in dynamic surrounding. Their facial expressions were against said words.

Those forests of wild Australia and that unusual English, which makes doesn’t sound as English.

However, a cinematographer was inventive with camera as director had ideas about living dead and he gave surprises in twists, which most of them were with no necessity. A half an hour later, I saw he can’t tie plot lines in screenplay. A main character, whom playing performer has idea about acting, catches people in time of zombie apocalypse for, as he is confident without thinking that he never see again any of many kidnapped humans, experiment for finding cure. He stops a car with two millennials and leave one of them without reason. Later the lead hero arrives in random forest where accidentally hides left millennial. Further watching revealed that the screenplay was hiding a triviality.