RANGE 15

Cinemavixion Review

In "Range 15" (2016), director Ross Patterson delivers a unique blend of military action and undead mayhem, stemming from a premise that sounds like a wild night out gone disastrously wrong. The film posits a scenario where a group of veterans, after a night of revelry, awaken to find the United States overrun by zombies. What follows is a desperate fight for survival across a ravaged nation, as they seek a cure and a way to restore order. Boasting a cast that includes veterans of genre cinema like Keith David, Sean Astin, and William Shatner, "Range 15" aims for a tone that is both action-packed and darkly comedic. While not a critical darling, it offers a specific, albeit niche, appeal to fans of zombie flicks and military-themed narratives, presenting a B-movie charm that finds its audience through its sheer audacity and premise. The film's independent spirit is palpable, offering a straightforward, no-frills take on the apocalypse with a focus on its core, albeit unconventional, protagonists.