Maggie

“Don't Get Bitten.”

5.4

2015

1h 35m

HorrorDramaScience Fiction

Director: Henry Hobson

Overview

There's a deadly zombie epidemic threatening humanity, but Wade, a small-town farmer and family man, refuses to accept defeat even when his daughter Maggie becomes infected. As Maggie's condition worsens and the authorities seek to eradicate those with the virus, Wade is pushed to the limits in an effort to protect her. Joely Richardson co-stars in this post-apocalyptic thriller.

Trailer

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Cast

Wade Vogel

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Wade Vogel

Maggie Vogel

Abigail Breslin

Maggie Vogel

Caroline

Joely Richardson

Caroline

Ray

Douglas M. Griffin

Ray

Holt

J.D. Evermore

Holt

Bonnie

Rachel Whitman Groves

Bonnie

Dr. Kaplan

Jodie Moore

Dr. Kaplan

Trent

Bryce Romero

Trent

Allie

Raeden Greer

Allie

Bobby

Aiden Flowers

Bobby

Molly

Carsen Flowers

Molly

Security Officer

Walter von Huene

Security Officer

Reviews

Reno

> A tale of a father who stood by his daughter till the final. The zombie apocalyptic drama that centres around a father-daughter relationship. When the daughter is infected by the necroa virus which turns humans into the cannibalistic, the loving father stands by her side, but how long is the remaining film. One of the blacklisted screenplay and a low budget film that surprised me for having Arnie on-board. Chloe Grace Moretz was supposed to play the title character, would have been definitely a perfect fit. Because I've seen her excellence in the 'Carrie' remake, anyway her replace Abigail Breslin did perform well. I had seen many movies of Arnold Schwarzenegger, but as I remember this is the first time seen him in a casual, realistic and emotional outfit. Maybe his age is restricting him from taking up the tough roles to play as what he was known for, but still I'm happy that he's doing movies that fits him right now. For the one reason it is called a horror and you know why, but it was not horrifying. A slow paced simplest zombie movie. Enjoyable film for the sake of the cast, yet forgettable and move on kind of flick. 6½/10

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