As a big fan of Marcus Dunstan & Patrick Melton’s work, I knew <i>Unhuman</i> wasn’t going to be a <i>Collector</i>-like film. What we’re given is a group of high school students who must band together to fight off a hoard of energized zombies. Sure, some of the dialog (and delivery) are a bit off, but the cinematography and settings were a good fit for what this film eventually becomes (and you learn more about what has happened/is happening). You’ll see some familiar Blumhouse faces in the mix, including Peter Giles, who appeared in <i>PILGRIM</i> and was due to play the Collector in the third <i>Collector</i> film, <i>The Collected</i>.
Check out the list and story on Letterboxd from <b>Marcus Dunstan</b> where he wrote about the films that influenced <b><i>Unhuman</i></b>.[<b><a href="https://boxd.it/kDV" rel="nofollow">LINK</a></b>]
Unhuman
The dead will have this club for breakfast.
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6/3/2022Runtime
87 minsOverview
After their school bus crashes, a group of high school students is thrown into a terrifying fight for survival as they try to take down a group of unhuman savages… before they kill each other first.
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A zippy horror-comedy that throws teenage students into brutal, gory chaos with a darkly comic sensibility. It's more interested in the fun of survival mayhem than in genuine scares, blending splatter-film thrills with wisecracking camaraderie.
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