Die Alone (2024)
Genre: Horror / Thriller
Duration: 91 minuten
Country:
Canada / United States
Directed by: Lowell Dean
Stars: Carrie-Anne Moss, Douglas Smith and Frank Grillo
IMDb score:
5,8 (5.628)
Releasedate: 27 September 2024
Die Alone plot
"Bodies die. Love survives."
Ethan is a young man with amnesia. He awakens in a world destroyed by humanity. Nature restores itself with moss-covered, wandering dead. In this grisly world, Ethan clings to one goal: finding his girlfriend Emma. He soon finds himself in the crosshairs of Mae, a tenacious and eccentric survivor. Unable to rely on his own fragmented memories, Ethan forms an uneasy alliance with Mae. He also comes into contact with Kai, a mysterious man who may hold the secret to his broken memories.
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Actors and actresses
Ethan
Mae
Kai
Kai's wife
The Wolf
Emma
The Fox
Tom
Jolene
Hunter
Reviews & comments
filmkul
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- 2511 messages
- 2272 votes
Moderate mysterious drama with some horror elements. The story is quite well put together. The execution is very variable. The beginning is quite boring and the makers seem to want to offer you as a viewer a kind of zombie-like action film, but that does not get off the ground at all. However, in the second part they put you on the wrong track and it becomes clear that it is more of a mysterious drama, which is quite surprising. Only the parts do not really match each other. It just does not feel like a fitting whole. Too bad. The acting is reasonable, but Smith does not really know how to charm. Visually mediocre and a bit cheap. 2.5
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lang pee
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- 3328 messages
- 1441 votes
For once I disagree with the imbd score. Not a big fan of Zombie movies, but I thought this one was pretty good. As I said here, I knew pretty quickly how it would end, but that didn't bother me. Moss and Smith acted well and the story was a bit different than your average Zombie movie...
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Shadowed
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- 11421 messages
- 6719 votes
A surprising drama film with a touch of mystery, thriller, and horror in the background. Interested viewers shouldn't be swayed by the sensational poster, as you'll quickly be in for a major disappointment. Director Lowell Dean also struggles with the structure, as the characters aren't particularly interesting and the post-apocalyptic setting lacks much fear or menace. As a result, the urgency and danger of the situation are never felt, but the second half delivers several strong twists. The finale, in particular, is incredibly strong, with Dean, as director, adding some valuable perspectives. It's nice that you can still come up with original ideas these days within these tired worlds.
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