Zombified Family Strives Hard to Deliver Their Last Hope to Remaining Human Tribe |CARGO EXPLAINED



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18 thoughts on “Zombified Family Strives Hard to Deliver Their Last Hope to Remaining Human Tribe |CARGO EXPLAINED”

  1. This had to be one of the slowest pace zombie/outbreak films. Literally bored me to sleep. Well it could’ve also been that fat joint we smoked before watching the movie. Either way it’s boring bruv

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  2. The zombie movie hyped birthed tons of films that were basically all the same. This movie was different enough to keep more then just the "zombie heads" entertained. The story was sweet/sad enough for those who don't care for all the gore.
    It's definitely worth watching the full film if you haven't.

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  3. While the movie is better than many of the other zombie movies out there, I felt the short movie this was based on was much better. The main reason is that I felt 90% of this movie was just unnecessary padding while the short film was straight to the point. I mean, this movie was about 2hrs long, while the short film was just about 7mins. Both were able to convey how parents WILL do everything to make sure their children have a future no matter what, and in this case, even beyond the grave… its just that I felt the short film was able to convey it faster and with more impact than the full movie

    Over all, I still say this is worth watching… but it IS an example of how a bigger budget and longer run time does NOT always result in a better product

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