Here Alone Page #3

Synopsis: After an outbreak that turned the people into zombies, Ann, her husband Jason and their baby daughter flee to woods in the place where Jason was raised. He teaches his wife how to survive in the wilderness but he and their baby die. One day, the lonely Ann helps the teenager Olivia and her stepfather Chris, who is seriously wounded, to survive. When Chris is recovered, he invites Ann to move with Olivia and him to the North. However Ann has an unforgiving secret about the death of her baby and she decides to stay. Soon Chris and Ann have a one night stand and Olivia is jealous of the situation. When Chris and Olivia are ready to go, Ann suggests that they should scavenge food in a nearby farm. She goes with Olivia to bring food from the kitchen, while Chris creates a diversion to the zombies outside. However things go wrong with tragic consequences.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Rod Blackhurst
Production: Vertical Entertainment
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
59
Rotten Tomatoes:
46%
NOT RATED
Year:
2016
98 min
Website
116 Views


to bring her fever down.

And we need food.

You can't just quit.

You brought us out here

for a reason, Jason.

This was your call.

And we survived.

We've gotten by.

- Getting by isn't life.

- Getting by is all

we have left.

You need to go.

- Yeah.

Will this mud work?

- I don't know.

Should mask the scent.

- Right.

- Gosh.

I'm sorry.

- Hey, hey.

We're not just getting by.

We have more left

than you think.

- Okay.

- You seen her?

- Nah-uh.

When are we leaving?

- Soon.

- You always say we have

to keep moving.

Those who stay, die.

- We'll keep going,

just not yet.

- So what, we're staying

because of her?

- No, we're staying because

she has access to food

and water.

We should be thankful, Liv.

- Why does it matter if

we're leaving anyway?

- Well, it does matter.

She deserves it.

Lord knows what she's

been through.

- Yeah but we've been through...

- we'll, we've all been

through sh*t, Liv.

But at least you and I

had each other.

She didn't have anybody.

Sh*t.

- Here.

- I'm fine, I'm fine.

- Let me see.

- No, it's fine.

- Let me see.

Why do you still wear it?

- Habit, I guess.

- I use to love that show.

- My daughter

loved the colorful ones.

What happened to them?

Your family, I mean.

- Same thing that happened

to everyone elses.

- You're rationing.

- Yeah.

Can't always find food

on the road.

- You're leaving, then.

- Yeah, soon.

- You can take more if...

- nah, nah, please.

The more food we take, the

more you have to go down there

and get some.

Hey, why don't you come with us?

Why not?

- How do you know

if what's out there

is any better than what's here?

- I guess we don't really.

But, I mean, this place can only

be paradise for so long.

- It's not a paradise.

You've got Liv so you need

to find a place to survive.

For you, it's north.

For me, it's here.

- Hey, what would you give me

if I hit that tree right there?

What are you, like five?

- I am 12, thank you very much.

Seriously, what are you gonna

give me?

That tree right there.

- Um.

I'll cook you dinner.

- Dinner, really?

You cook us dinner every night.

Plus that tree's 50 yards away.

- 50 yards?

- Uh 30, tops.

- Alright, fine.

Still, what are you

gonna give me?

- Fine.

We won't ration.

- My god, you have to.

You have to!

- So from here, is this okay?

- Yeah and you have to

make precisely that,

you see that little hole

at the bottom there?

- The one right in the middle.

- Yeah.

That.

- Alright.

What are you gonna give me?

- The dinner thing.

- You can't have that

thing, that's Ann's thing.

- Yeah but we get to eat more

than four f***ing crackers.

- Alright, fine then,

but what are you gonna give me?

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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