RANGE 15

Cinemavixion Review

In 'Range 15,' director Ross Patterson delivers a genre-bending romp that mashes up military camaraderie with a full-blown zombie apocalypse. The premise, which sees a group of veterans waking up to a devastated United States after a night of revelry, is as chaotic as it is compelling. Starring a roster that includes the formidable Danny Trejo, the ever-reliable Sean Astin, and the legendary Keith David, the film promises a unique blend of action, comedy, and horror. While the external data notes a plot that extends to finding a cure and restoring freedom, the core narrative hinges on survival and the bonds forged in the face of unimaginable circumstances. Despite its niche appeal and perhaps a less-than-stellar critical reception according to IMDb ratings, 'Range 15' offers a distinctive take on the zombie subgenre, elevated by its veteran cast and a premise that leans into dark humor and visceral thrills. It’s a film that veterans and genre fans alike might find themselves surprisingly entertained by.