The premise may remind you a bit of ‘ The Quiet Place,’ but we recommend this movie (despite an already familiar story) for the performances. Leonetti, stars Kiernan Shipka, Stanley Tucci, Miranda Otto, and John Corbett. But when a tongue-less cult wants to take advantage of the teenager’s situation, the family stops at nothing to protect her. When an unidentified species (that recognizes its prey by sound) invades Earth, the Andrews family embarks on a mission to protect their 13-year-old, Ally, who had lost her sense of sound in an accident years before. From here on, the movie plays like an out-and-out action flick with giant explosions, massive battles, backstabbing, and heroics, all bundled into one single, thoroughly enjoyable package. Scott then puts together a heist team and undertakes the seemingly impossible mission of infiltrating the zombie city. In such a setting, casino owner Bly Tanaka recruits former mercenary Scott Ward, tasking him with recovering $200 million from a vault inside Las Vegas before the army bombs the city to the ground. Although the military blocks off the city with colossal packing containers, the plague spreads like wildfire, and soon, every living human in Las Vegas turns into bloodthirsty undead. Spearheaded by popular director Zack Snyder, ‘Army of The Dead’ opens on a terrifying note as a biologically modified zombie escapes captivity and soon overrides the city of Las Vegas with a zombie army. Army of The Dead (2021) Image Credit: Clay Enos/Netflix Keeping all this in mind, here’s a list of really good disaster movies streaming on Netflix right now.Ģ0. Moreover, the possibility of these events eventually leading to the end of the human race as we know it is no longer negligible. Man-made disasters are equally rampant these days, given the mass destruction of the planet that is being carried out. From hurricanes to avalanches, the world is constantly threatened by various calamities. While mother nature can be truly beautiful and inspiring, it can also be extremely terrifying.
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