Isn't as different as director probably hoped for
Unhuman starts off like a typical monster movie with a bunch of high school kids being chased by zombies. Then it morphs into a story about the cool kids versus the outsiders. The second part is the attempt to make Unhuman different from the norm and it throws in a twist at the end as well. I didn’t think it accomplished that because it didn’t break away that much from common tropes. That doesn’t mean it’s bad. It’s still a good watch. It just doesn’t stand out as much as the movie makers probably hoped for.
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