TRANSIT 17

Cinemavixion Review

In the grim landscape of 2026, "Transit 17" plunges viewers into a Europe ravaged by a devastating virus that has left a swathe of the population as zombies. Directed by Guy Bleyaert, the film, starring Bleyaert himself alongside Zara Phythian and Lee Charles, presents a narrative centered on "The Resistance." This group clings to the hope of reclaiming a semblance of normal life amidst the apocalyptic chaos. While the premise offers a familiar post-apocalyptic zombie trope, the film's exploration of hope and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds provides a core dramatic tension. The production, hailing from the United Kingdom, adds its own distinct flavor to the genre, though critical reception, as indicated by its IMDb rating, suggests a mixed response to its execution. Nevertheless, for fans of survival horror and zombie narratives, "Transit 17" offers a glimpse into a potential future where humanity's will to survive is tested to its absolute limit.