The infected city of Seoul is a screaming graveyard, its streets drowning in a relentless pandemic that has turned humanity into a seething mass of violence. One man, Joon-woo, finds himself the last survivor in his high-rise apartment, a silent fortress against the chaos that thunders at his door. as days blur into nights and the hunger gnaws at his sanity, he must decide whether to risk the stairwell’s darkness or embrace the slow death of his quarantine. A taut, claustrophobic thriller that traps you in the eerie silence between encounters, where every floorboard creak and distant scream whispers that he is not alone.
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User Reviews
“I loved the oppressive atmosphere and the isolation theme. It's not your typical zombie flick; it's more about the psychological toll of being the last one alive. The sound design had me on edge the entire time. A solid watch for fans of slow-burn horror.”
“I expected more blood and action, but it's mostly one guy hiding in an apartment. The suspense is there, but it gets repetitive. The ending felt a bit unsatisfying for me. Not bad, but not the adrenaline rush I was hoping for.”
“This film really got under my skin. The way it captures the quiet horror of loneliness during a pandemic hit close to home. The acting is strong, and the minimal use of jump scares makes the tension feel earned. Highly recommended for a unsettling experience.”
“It's a decent horror with a unique premise, but it drags in the middle. I appreciate the focus on survival and the creeping dread, but I wish there were more encounters with the infected. Still, it kept my attention, and the leads performance is compelling.”































































