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(gunshot pops)

(man yells)

- [Man] Man down, man down.

(gunshots popping)

Vince, hold on.

(gunshots popping)

(tense bold music)

- [Vince] In the year 2027,

we had a war that changed humanity as we know it.

(bold dramatic music)

(gunshots popping)

(helicopters fluttering)

(bomb roaring)

(bomb explodes)

(bold daunting music)

(fire crackling)

- We have breaking news.

North Korea has launched a nuclear missile

capable of reaching the continental United States.

Military officials are taking swift action

to knock out this missile.

(aircraft whirring)

(tense ambient music)

(bomb explodes)

- Ladies and gentlemen,

thank you for allowing me into your homes.

Yes, we are experiencing a zombie apocalypse.

But just know this, that we will prevail.

We are the United States and I am your president.

- [Man Over Radio] (indistinct) So we can get 'em away

from our population area, over.

- [Man Over Radio] Not really close, just crosschecking now

and then, isn't really close to the central population.

- [Vince] Because of the chemical warfare

with North Korea, most of the population was gone.

I came back from the war to save my family,

but all I found was my son.

My mission now, survive, and do whatever it takes

to find my wife.

(tense adventurous music)

- (cries out) Dad, stop.

(Steven groans in pain)

- What's wrong? Why'd you stop?

- I think I twisted my ankle. It hurts so much, Dad.

- Let me see.

- Ow, that hurts.

- It's swollen, we'll have to stay here tonight.

- But is it safe here, Dad?

- We'll be safe. Don't worry about it.

- I'm trying to, but I'm so scared, Dad.

- I know you are Steven, but I promise you,

I won't let anything happen to you.

- You think Mom's still alive?

(tense pounding music)

- Yes, I do.

I still think she's alive. - How do you know that?

Everywhere we go, there's lots of dead people and zombies.

We're just gonna die.

- Steven, stop talking like that.

We'll survive no matter what, as long as we have each other.

(zombie growling)

- Do you hear that?

What are we gonna do, Dad?

- You see that dumpster over there?

- Yeah, I see it.

- We'll hide in there.

- But I can't walk, Dad.

- I'll carry you. Don't worry about it.

(tense suspenseful music)

(zombies groaning)

- Angel, I don't know what we're gonna do.

The whole world's gone mad, but don't worry, girl.

I'm gonna get us outta here safe.

Did you hear that?

Let's go. Come on.

(car engine turns over)

- Did you hear that?

- Sh.

Be quiet.

(zombies groaning)

(hands banging)

- They're getting closer.

Dad.

(zombies growling)

Are we safe, Dad?

- The zombies are gone. We'll be all right.

All right, stay close to me.

(deep tense music)

Watch your step.

(zombie growls)

(zombies growling)

- Oh my god. Oh, get off me.

Daddy, help. Dad, help, help.

He got, he got me.

(scary music)

(tense somber music)

(zombies growling)

(tense somber music)

(zombies growling)

- Steven, go.

- No, Dad, I won't let you die.

- Son, please leave.

- [Steven] No.

- Angel, we gotta help these people.

Come on, get in the back.

(zombies growling)

- [Vince] Someone's coming, Steven.

We have to get in the car fast.

(tense music)

- Come on, you guys. Get in, get in.

Come on, get in, get in.

- Get in Steven.

(zombies growling)

Step on it, they're holding the car down.

My name's Vince. Thank you for saving me and my son's life.

- You're welcome, pal. My name is Joey.

- What's your dog's name, sir?

- Her name is Angel.

She doesn't bite, but she loves children.

So what's your story, Vince?

- Let me make a long story short.

Our commander in chief informed us

that North Korea fired chemical weapons against the US.

So we deployed back to the states to save our families

and bring 'em to the safe zone.

(slow somber music)

When I got back to the house,

I looked everywhere for my wife.

I couldn't find her.

I found Steven under the bed.

When we were leaving the house,

the zombies surrounded the whole front of the house.

So we had to sneak out through the back

and we've been on foot ever since.

- So you work for the government?

- Yes. I work for the CIA.

- Really?

And there's nothing you guys could've done

to prevent all of this?

- Yeah, Dad. How couldn't you stop and save mom?

- Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know you lost your wife.

- I haven't given up on her. I still think she's alive.

- So what should I call you, captain?

- No, Vince is fine.

- Dad, I'm hungry.

- We'll get something soon, okay.

- A nice thick steak and an ice cold beer

sounds really good right about now.

(Angel growls)

And yeah, girl, we'll get you something to eat too.

(child cries)

- I don't feel good.

My head, my stomach.

I'm in so much pain, it's killing me.

- It's okay, sweetheart.

(woman coughs)

(woman retching)

- Look, there's somebody in the road.

- [Vince] Pull over, Joey. They might need some help.

(woman groaning)

- It's okay, sweetheart. You'll be fine.

- (groans) Take the baby.

- No. I love you, and I will not leave you behind.

I see a car coming.

We're gonna be all right.

(slow somber music) (hazards clicking)

- Okay, you guys stay the car. I'll see what this guy wants.

Do you have a gun, Joey? - Yeah, I do.

Here.

- Be safe, Dad.

- I will, son.

Don't take another step, and don't come any closer.

- Don't shoot. I just need some help.

- All right, put your hands down,

and what the hell you doing here?

- I ran outta gas. My wife and kid are in the car.

You know, I just need some help.

- Are any of you guys sick?

- Yeah, my wife's sick. Why?

- Is she vomiting the blood substance right now?

- Yeah. Why?

- I'm sorry to tell you, but she's already dead.

- What are you talking about, man? You crazy?

Look, we just need some help, man.

You can't leave us out here like that.

- She's gonna kill you and your baby,

so you need to kill her.

- I can't do that, she's my wife.

Just please give me some gas.

- Joey, the man's wife's gonna turn any moment.

She has the virus.

I promised the man has some gas. Can we spare it?

- I understand. We can help.

We can give 'em a little bit of gas.

- Dad, why is this happening? It's not fair.

Why is God letting this happen?

- You can't blame God for this.

Mankind has done this to himself, all right?

(slow somber music)

(thunder booms)

- Thank you, sir.

And I hope you're wrong about my wife.

- Me too.

(flash bangs)

Oh my god.

- What is that?

- It looks like a meteor.

- Joey, we need to go east outta town as fast as possible.

We need to locate the first beacon.

- Okay.

(flash bangs)

- Hey babe, we're all set, we got gas.

You okay?

Hey, hun. You okay?

Hey, honey?

(zombie growling)

(man yelling)

- So Vince, how are we gonna locate these beacons

that leads us to the safe zones you're talking about?

- Joey, in 1914 chemical warfare began.

A new weapon was unleashed upon the world

that would kill millions of people,

and that would change the world as we know it.

So our government designed safe zones

in every state of America.

Beacons were planted in every county to lead us to them.

- So dad, you knew this would happen?

- [Vince] No, son.

- I'm just saying, Vince, but come on.

It's not fair to only save just some people.

- I understand how you feel,

but we couldn't have Americans living in fear.

We really didn't know it would to come to that.

(car clatters)

- Holy crap, damn car turned off.

- Oh, this is not good.

Open the hood. We need to get back on the road.

- Dad, can I get out and stretch my leg?

- Yes, son, but make sure you take a flashlight.

You need to be safe out here.

(insects buzzing) (tense music)

You know, you might be right.

They look a little loose over here. Try it again.

- Ah, still not working.

(insects buzzing) (tense music)

- All right, let me try the choke.

All right, try it.

(car engine turns over)

- Here we go. Bingo, we got it.

- Excellent. Now let's get the hell outta here.

- Angel, we're back in business.

- What is that?

(insects buzzing) (mysterious music)

Dad! The zombies are coming.

(zombies growling)

Dad, dad, dad they're coming.

- Get in the car.

(gunshots popping)

Get in the car, get in the car.

(scary music)

Hey you guys, it's just like I remembered.

We're not that far away now.

- We can't go any further, Vince.

Car's not gonna make it through here.

- [Vince] Then we'll walk from here.

(Angel growls) - Dad,

there's something strange about Angel,

she's growling at me funny.

- [Vince] Joey, we can't take any chances.

We're gonna have to leave your dog here.

- So what are you saying, kill my dog?

No way, Vince.

- Look, all I'm saying is,

I know how much this dog means to you.

Just leave her some water, some food,

and leave her here for 24 hours.

When you get back, if she's all right,

we'll take her with us.

If not, I'm sorry, you're going to have to kill her.

- Dad, the safe zone you're talking about,

are we gonna be able to stay here for a while?

- Yes, just a little while,

till we make it to the ultimate command center.

- Hey girl.

You know, I love you.

You're my best friend,

but Daddy's gonna have to leave you here.

You're gonna be safe for now,

but I'll be back tomorrow to come get you.

(adventurous music)

- There, you see, there's the North Koreans.

(helicopter whirring)

Keep your heads down.

Don't worry, Steven, we'll be all right.

I won't let anything happen to you.

(tense adventurous music)

Okay, all right. Let's go.

(tense adventurous music)

Hold up, you guys.

We just hit the first beacon.

A hundred yards to go, and we hit the safe zone.

(tense adventurous music)

- Dad, there it is!

- Hold up, Steven! Don't touch anything!

Let me break a branch and show you how dangerous this is.

It has over 400 volts, so it would instantly kill you.

(fencing whirring)

It's a force field.

You need to have the code,

or there's no way you're getting in alive.

(keypad beeping)

Okay, it's safe. Let's go inside.

- Sir, I've located Vince Lorado.

He's with his son and with a man.

What are my orders?

- [Man On Phone] Keep the asset on course by all means.

- I understand.

I won't let you down.

- All right, watch your step you guys.

- Oh, this is so cool.

- Oh, something to drink.

Oh, Vince, looks like there's enough food and water here

to last us 30 days.

- Yeah, but we can't stay here that long.

The zombies will be here any minute.

- Check out back, see what else is here.

- All right, I got this.

All right.

- Hi, Vince.

By entering the access codes,

I was programmed in your likeness

to answer any questions you might have.

- So where do I start?

What do I call you?

- You can call me Vincent.

- So Vincent, how bad is the United States and the world?

- My last upload sir was 48 hours ago.

North Korea has fired numerous missiles around the world.

The contamination is full blown.

(missile explodes)

The president of the United States

is in the government bunker in Washington, DC.

75% of our forces have been destroyed,

and only 15% of the world has not been contaminated

with the virus.

- So what are my orders?

- Your orders are to report to the central CIA safe zone,

approximately a hundred miles away.

Your commander will give you orders when you arrive.

- Look, I just need a little more time.

I need to go back to find my wife.

- Sir, you need to follow orders. There's no time for that.

We understand your loss, but the world needs your help

if we're going to survive the zombie apocalypse.

- Dammit, you don't understand.

I can't leave my wife behind.

I just need a little more time.

I need to know if she's alive.

- [Vincent] You have your orders, sir. Vincent out.

(gentle somber music)

(grass rustles)

- It'll be all right, Vince. Don't worry about it.

- You don't understand.

If I don't follow my orders, they'll have us all killed.

My agency doesn't take this lightly.

- Come on, he said 75% has been destroyed.

What's a week here and there?

We'll find her, head straight back to headquarters,

and they'll never know.

- Okay, but we have to move fast.

(gentle somber music)

(haunting choral music)

All right, you guys, I booby trapped the exterior grounds.

And I want no one going outside before checking with me.

I'll take the first watch. All right, Joey?

- You got it, Vince.

- [Steven] Hey, Dad, I'm really glad you wanna see mom.

I really miss her.

- I miss her too, son.

- Joey, I'm really sorry about Angel.

- Thanks, Steven, but I believe by tomorrow she'll be okay.

- Do you think we're gonna make it out here?

- Well you know, Steven, my mother always told me

it takes one man to change the course of the world,

and I believe your dad is that man.

- I'm really glad you're with us, Joey.

- Thanks Steven, but we have a long day tomorrow,

so let's get some rest, okay?

Goodnight.

(tense adventurous music)

- Did you come to kill me?

And who'd you come with?

(grass rustling) (zombie groaning softly)

So, did you come alone?

- Come on. You know I don't need nobody to come and get you.

So, you went AWOL, huh?

- What are you talking about?

- Come on, you haven't reported in over a week.

Did you turn over to the other side with the North Koreans?

- You guys didn't give me enough time

to come back for my family.

I wasn't gonna leave 'em there.

(grass rustling) (zombie groaning softly)

- That's what it was.

You know, Sergeant Vasquez had orders to kill you.

But, I told him to give me a chance to talk to you.

- Do you hear that?

(zombie groaning softly)

(grenade explodes)

- Dad, what happened?

- Sounds like a bomb. What's going on?

- Just another zombie.

- Dad, who is that?

- He's Captain Santiago from the CIA.

He's gonna help us accomplish our mission.

- Hey Vince, can I have a word with you for a minute?

Vince, I don't wanna tell you how to run your business,

but, you sure you can trust this guy?

- No. No, I don't.

But you know what?

He's a good guy to have if we run into zombies.

- So, you're Vince's boy.

- Yeah. Why, you his friend?

- Yeah, you could say that.

We stopped a lot of bad people all over the world.

- So you're in the CIA?

- Yeah, kid, the CIA.

- Just do me a favor and don't tell my son

anything we went through.

- I'm a big boy. I don't kiss and tell.

- Also, I need to know, are you with me?

- Vince, have I ever failed you?

- I know what you did in Syria.

You killed innocent people like dogs in the street.

- Yeah, I did.

You see the difference between you and me,

is I do whatever it takes to get the job done.

- I'm gonna tell you one time,

so you better pay close attention.

If I feel you're betraying me, I will kill you.

- Sounds fair to me.

(slow somber music)

- Dr. Narashima, can I have a word with you, sir?

- What is it, Miss Gardner?

- H29 is unstable. I checked it twice.

The density of the DNA absorbs

whatever it comes in contact with.

- Nonsense. I tested it myself. We're good to go.

- Sir, I'm pleading with you.

We do not know what will happen once it's combined

with the zombies' DNA.

- Miss Gardner, we brought you here

to help us solve this problem, okay?

Don't stop us from doing what we wanna do here.

- Sir, all I'm asking is you give me 48 hours

so I can retest my data.

- All right, you've got your 48 hours.

After that we're moving forward with or without you.

(bold pounding music)

(zombies growling)

(bold dramatic music)

(zombies growling)

- Sergeant Vasquez.

- Yes, this is Sergeant Vasquez.

- It's been 24 hours, and I have not heard from you

regarding our time table.

- Yes, I'm aware of that.

- I've been advised that you've captured a North Korean spy.

Have you been able to get any intel?

- Yes, CD has teamed up with North Korea.

- I was informed that the epidemic's spread 3%

in the north region.

- We are prepared for a strike as you commanded.

- Have you sent any military personnel

to assess the casualties?

- I'm sending the best of the CIA that we have.

- Sergeant Vasquez, I need you to send me a full report

as soon as humanly possible.

- Yes, ma'am.

Thank you, ma'am.

(slow somber music)

(birds chirping)

- Hey Joey, where you goin'?

- I'm going to get my dog.

- You want me to come with you?

- No, you stay here with Steven.

- You know what? Take the gun.

- No, keep it to protect Steven. I'm okay.

(scary music)

- Where's he going?

- He's gonna find his friend.

(haunting music)

- I miss you so much.

(haunting music)

Angel?

Angel?

Where, Angel, Angel, where are you? Angel.

Angel. Angel, where are you?

Oh my god, what'd you (drown out by eerie music).

Oh no, Angel? Oh my god, where'd you go, Angel?

Oh no, Angel.

Angel, where are you? Angel!

Angel! Where are you? Angel.

Angel.

Angel, where'd you go? Angel?

- Dad, are we really going back to see Mom

if she made it back home?

- Yes. Why?

- Dad, I had a dream last night.

Mom was waving towards me.

I ran over there, she hugged me and she said I love you,

and she said she's alive.

- That's a good sign.

That means she's still alive, and we'll find her.

- Angel, Angel. They got you too.

You were everything to me.

This damn world. Oh my god. What am I gonna do?

(gentle music)

(Angel barks)

Angel. Angel, you're alive.

Angel. Angel, Angel, you're alive, I can't believe it.

Oh, thank you, God. I missed you so much.

I can't believe you're alive.

Oh man, that's wonderful you're alive.

I've missed so much, baby.

I missed you so much. I'm so glad you're alive.

(slow somber music)

- Dad, look, Joey's coming with Angel.

- She made it.

- Yeah, I told you she would. She's a survivor.

- Vince, Sergeant Vasquez called me again.

The president has given orders to attack.

I can probably buy us three days tops,

but then, you gotta move.

- Okay, then we're leaving now.

Joey, can I trust you with Steven to keep him safe?

- Of course you can. You can count on me.

- I wanna go, Dad.

- I can't afford to lose you.

You need to stay back, but I'll be back, I promise you.

- Are we going? Or are we playing church?

'Cause I'm in the mood to kill some zombies.

(bird squawks)

- Dad, do you really have to go?

- I gotta go. But I promise you, I'll be back soon.

- Please don't go, Dad. You're all that I have left.

- Steven, do you remember when you were a lot younger

and you were always scared,

and I left the light on in the room for you?

- Yes. Why?

- What did I tell you?

- You said close my eyes and imagine God was a bright light

protecting me and the whole house.

- Good, then just pray for me, that God does that for me,

and I'll be fine.

Goodbye.

(slow somber music)

(car dinging) (man groaning painfully)

- Help. Help. Someone, please.

- When did you have time to start a family?

- During the Middle East, I was assigned to the president.

That's where I met Lisa, at the White House.

- Oh yeah?

So you got a picture so I know who I'm looking for?

(deep tense music)

Oh yeah, she's a knockout.

She's definitely worth dying for.

- You trying to be funny? 'Cause you're not.

- Come on, relax.

So where are we headed?

- North, we need to find some wheels.

- Why don't you use Joey's car?

- No, God forbid they need it.

(scary music)

- What the hell is that?

(guns cock)

- Help me.

(car dinging)

(man groaning painfully)

Please, help me.

- You find him and kill him.

- I don't wanna die.

- You got this one?

(car dinging) (eerie music)

(sharp pounding music)

(zombie growling)

Hey, freak. Where are you?

(daunting music)

- Sir, please. I don't wanna die.

- Do you understand, there's nothing I can do?

- Ah, I don't wanna be a zombie.

- You understand what I have to do?

- Yes.

- Look man, I'm not a preacher,

and I'm definitely not a saint,

but a good word upstairs before you die, wouldn't hurt.

- Okay.

Please forgive my sins, God, and help this world.

(groans) And help these men. (groans)

- Thank you.

Those are nice words.

I'm sorry.

(gunshot blasts)

- Come on, zombie.

(adventurous music)

(zombie growling)

(gunshot blasts)

(slow somber music) (insects buzzing)

- God is good.

(slow somber music)

Santiago.

Look at this.

The car have the keys?

- Yeah, it's ready to go.

- They're coming.

Take the east side and I'll take the west side.

We'll meet up here.

- All right.

(grass crunching)

(tense drumming music)

(scary music)

(rapid gunfire blasts)

(scary music)

Hey, flatliner, say hello to my little gun.

(rapid gunfire blasts)

(slow somber music)

Hey zombie, looks delicious.

Why don't you come over here and get some fresh meat?

(zombie growls)

(eerie music)

- I have a daughter your age, and a really lovely wife.

It really hurts when I think about them.

(deep scary music)

(woman screaming)

- So, what happened?

- I own a shop in New Jersey.

I was working late that night,

probably later than I should have.

If I could've only been home an hour earlier,

I probably could've saved her.

(gunshot pops)

- Don't torture yourself.

I blame myself for staying under the bed

and not helping my mom.

- I guess we just blame ourselves for everything

that's been happening to our loved ones.

(haunting music)

(car engine stalls)

- Are you playing with me?

- What do you mean?

- [Vince] Why you touching me?

- [Santiago] Vince, stop the games.

Turn the car on and let's go. (eerie music)

- Oh, shit. What the?

- [Santiago] Throw that thing outta here.

(daunting music)

(scary music)

- Get up, get up, get up, Steven, get up.

We gotta go, quietly. We gotta move.

- The zombies coming?

- I heard something, I don't know what it was.

- What are we gonna do?

- We're gonna have to hide, hope they go quiet and fast.

Here's some water for us.

I got a grenade in case they get close.

All right, come on. Let's go. Let's go.

Come on. Come on, let's go

Grab Angel.

Let's go. Come on.

Watch your step coming out. Come on.

Let's go.

Hurry up.

(eerie music)

- So Vince, what happens if your wife's not alive?

Are you ready to move on?

Because I need your head right on this mission.

- She's alive. And I'm fine.

- I don't know if you heard,

we might have a cure for this madness.

- What? Why didn't you tell me that earlier?

- I didn't know if I could trust you.

- So what's it called?

- H29.

It's a DNA molecule that supposedly reverses the damage,

if it's taken not more than 24 hours after you turn.

- Let's just keep moving. Stay close, and be quiet.

(tense music)

They're getting closer.

We're gonna hide around these bushes.

Let's just keep moving. Stay close, stay close.

(tense adventurous music)

They're gettin' close.

We're gonna hide up here around these bushes.

There's a big tree up here, we can hide there.

- So who's manufacturing it?

- Global Health and Research.

- Now he tells me there's a company.

Deep in my heart, I said to myself,

"Well, if this could save my wife's life,

then I'm gonna do everything I can in my power to get it."

Why was he holding this from me?

I didn't trust him. I didn't trust anyone right now.

But right now this was my only hope.

Find it, and save her life.

Really?

- I know that look. You wanna go get it, don't you?

- Yeah. Why not?

We've given our lives to this country,

and we have to do whatever it takes to protect ourselves.

And I'll do whatever it takes to keep my son safe.

- Dad, are you scared to go to these military adventures?

- I am.

But when I think about you and your mom, it all goes away.

- Well, okay, I'm in.

- Good.

- You know it's about five miles from here.

- Then we need to get it,

because it can make a difference in saving my wife

if she turns.

- How long do you think we stay up here?

- Looks like it's gonna be a couple hours.

Looks like they're turning around,

but we're gonna have to wait.

After a while, we could double back and turn around

over by that tree over there.

(deep somber music)

(daunting choral music)

(whistle blaring)

(determined strings music)

- [Man Over Radio] 247.

(determined strings music)

(child laughs)

(melancholic music)

(deep somber music)

- Hey Jimmy, you want a cigarette?

- You crazy, man? There's cameras all around the place.

- What are you talking about?

- Look, Pete, I don't understand your problem,

but this mission's important to me.

We have a chance to help save this world

by giving these people this time they need

to find this anecdote.

- Listen, Jimmy, I understand your whole way of thinking,

but it's just a common cigarette.

- Hello? Look around us, man.

There's toxic chemicals everywhere

and we're not allowed to smoke.

- I didn't understand how serious it was. I won't smoke.

(gentle somber music)

(deep foreboding music)

- Dr. Narashima, are we on target?

- Yes, madam president.

Everything is going according to plan.

- Are you sure it's safe and ready for testing?

- We'll be testing the H29 later today.

- I don't want anything to go wrong.

- Madam president, I assure you, we are ready.

- I pray you are right.

This could be the end of all mankind.

(determined strings music)

- Santiago, do you think H29 will work?

- I don't know, Vince, but what the hell,

at least it's a shot.

- This world needs more than a shot. It needs a miracle.

- I never knew you was a religious guy.

- You could say I've been on my knees a lot

since this whole thing started.

- Dr. Gardner, Dr. Gardner, please have subject 101

ready for testing.

- I've been telling you, H29's unstable. Please listen.

- Nonsense, it's fine.

Just have 101 ready. I'll be back with the formula.

(gentle orchestral music)

- Dr. Peterson, I need to speak with you.

- Yes. What is it?

- Narashima thinks H29 is stable.

It's not, it's not stable, and I need to report him.

- Calm down, calm down.

I understand your concern, but we must follow the orders.

And I pray to God that you are wrong about this

for all of us.

- I hope I'm wrong too, but...

(deep somber music)

- Engine off, please.

Commander, can I have your passcode, please?

- Yeah, CIA Eagle 9-1-4-2.

- [Jimmy] Pete, move the cone please.

Pull up front.

(car engine turns over)

(car beeping)

(tense music)

(cart clattering)

(tense ambient music)

- Hey, handsome. We're gonna make history with you.

(zombie growls) (Narashima yelling)

(zombie growling intensely)

- Commander, what are your orders, sir?

- Our orders are to pick up the antidote,

and take it to the president.

- Okay. Let me give Dr. Narashima a call first, okay?

(daunting music)

- Think they'll let us in?

- I got a plan. Just follow my lead.

(daunting music)

(alarm blaring)

- [Vince] Put the gun on the floor.

- Put the gun down, real slow. Put the gun down, slowly.

- What's that noise?

- That's the alarm code, sir.

- What's that?

- It's a lockdown.

No one can get in unless they have gas masks.

- Look, we're not terrorists. We came here to help you.

Grab your gun.

Where's the gas masks?

- They're right here, sir.

(alarm blaring)

- Grab your gun.

Get in the car.

You boys watch your back. We'll be right back.

♪ Run motherfuckers, run motherfuckers, run ♪

♪ Run motherfuckers, run motherfuckers, run ♪

♪ Run motherfuckers, run motherfuckers, run ♪

(tires squealing) ♪ Run real fast and don't look back ♪

♪ It's a full force move and you go out like that ♪

♪ Yeah, this ain't no game, no time to play ♪

♪ We'll be comin' clear if you don't make change ♪

♪ Think you better run, there's no time to hide ♪

♪ They'll catch up in their flyer saucer ♪

♪ You better stay warm, get all your supplies ♪

♪ I pray y'all stay safe through these dark times ♪

♪ COVID 19, COVID 19 (indistinct) ♪

♪ COVID 19, COVID 19, better watch out and don't you breathe ♪

♪ 'Cause once you prove you've got disease ♪

♪ Scratch your nose and make you bleed ♪

♪ Wash your hands and make sure you're clean ♪

♪ This ain't no joke ♪

♪ Please are dying ♪

(box clattering) (alarm blaring)

(Narashima grunting)

(tense suspenseful music)

(zombie gasping)

- Hurry.

(alarm blaring)

- [Vince] Don't think twice.

If one of 'em moves, shoot to kill.

(alarm blaring)

(dramatic banging)

(zombies growling)

- Ah! Pete!

(gun clatters)

Pete!

- I'm sorry, man. I can't help you.

(tense adventurous music)

- Are you okay?

- Yeah. He took H29.

- Who took H29?

- Narashima.

It makes zombies faster and smarter.

- Look, I'll find Narashima.

Just take care of the doctor. I'll be back.

(tense adventurous music)

(zombies grumbling)

(rapid gunfire blasts)

(zombies grunting)

(rapid gunfire blasts)

- I don't know how we're gonna stop this outbreak.

- One zombie at a time.

- You really like doing this, don't you?

- What do you mean, killing zombies? Of course.

- You got no heart. They were human beings just like us.

- I don't. That's what makes me a good soldier.

- You were responsible for what happened.

- Now you're talking crazy.

- You set them up. You killed the president.

You stole their secrets. What do you expect?

- Don't act all innocent now.

You joined the CIA, and you did things just as bad as I did

for your country, so don't point the finger at me.

- Now this is how it's gonna roll.

We find my wife, we come back for my son,

and then we go to the safe house.

And then I'm through with you. Do you understand?

(tense music) (insects buzzing)

Maybe this is a bad idea.

- What's wrong?

- Maybe it's true.

Maybe she turned. We didn't get the H29.

What am I gonna do? Can't even save her if she turned.

- Come on. This is not like you.

You're the only person I know that never gives up.

- I left my son with a stranger. For what?

To get us both killed?

- Come on. I'm not here to babysit you.

The only reason I came down here

was because you would do the same for me.

So get your mind straight.

- You're right. I lost it for a second.

Thank you.

Okay, this is our plan.

You need to back me up, because last time I was here,

this was full of zombies.

- Let's do it.

(tense suspenseful music)

(knocking at door)

- Oh, did you forget something?

- Yeah. I forgot to give you this.

- Mm.

These are so beautiful. Thank you.

- They're not beautiful as you.

- Oh honey, come back soon.

- I will. I want you and Steve to be safe.

(deep scary music)

- God, looks pretty bad in here.

- We're gonna find any clue, anything she might've left,

to see where she's at.

Anything.

(eerie music)

(zombie growling)

- I'll be good, but I'm scared. The zombie saw me.

- Steven, I know you're scared, but you have to be quiet.

You know I love you. I won't let anything happen to you.

- I'm begging you, please, don't go out there.

- I have to do this.

- Are you all right Steven?

- Yes, Dad.

- Come on, we have to go. The zombies are coming.

- Dad, did you find Mom?

- Son, if we don't leave now, we're both gonna die.

I promise you, I will come back and find her.

- No, Dad, we can't get over her, please.

- Hey, Vince. I found something. Get over here.

You got a message.

- [Lisa] Honey, don't worry, I'm okay.

I don't know exactly where I'm at.

I'll call you soon as I can, and take care of our son.

Love you.

- That's great news. She's alive.

- Yeah, but we're gonna have to get to her soon,

because she's not gonna be able to make it on her own.

(zombies growling)

(daunting strings music)

(zombies growling) (eerie music)

(door clatters)

- Shit.

- Take my keys. I'll take care of him.

(zombie growling)

(gunshots blast)

(daunting music)

(determined strings music)

(zombies growling) (dramatic music)

(rapid gunfire blasting)

(Vince yells)

(rapid gunfire blasting)

(soft ambient music)

- Joey, how's my dad gonna find us?

- Steven, your dad is very smart and a well-trained man.

I took responsibility to look after you,

and I'm not gonna let nothing happen to you.

So we're just gonna hang around here until they come back.

All right? Everything's gonna be fine.

Just tie my shoe though, it's been bothering me.

- What happens if he doesn't?

- Stop thinking that way.

We have to be strong and have faith

that God is looking after us.

- Come on. Do you really believe that?

- Of course I do.

- What kind of God would let us live in a world like this?

- I understand how you feel, but in time,

we'll all understand why this happened.

(gentle choral music)

- Steven?

Steven?

- I looked around, I didn't see anyone.

You got a bad feeling, don't you?

- Somethin' had to scare 'em.

They wouldn't have left like this.

- So what do you wanna do?

- I think I know where they are. Let's go.

- I hear a noise.

- This car's not starting.

- Think somebody's coming.

- Oh, no. Roll up your window, quick.

Roll it up, roll it up.

We'll be okay. Don't worry, he can't get in.

Lock it. Make sure it's locked.

He can't get in.

Okay, roll up your window. It's gonna be all right.

- We're gonna die.

You sure?

- Yeah, he can't get in. - We're gonna die.

- It's locked-- - Angel.

- Okay, roll up your window.

- What are we gonna do?

- Oh, my door won't lock. Oh, no.

My door won't lock.

Go, Steven, stay away.

Go, Steven!

(zombie growling) (Joey yelling)

(daunting music)

- Vinny, looks like your kid.

(bold daunting music)

- You all right, Steven?

- Yeah, I'm all right. You need to help Joey.

- Where is he?

- He's down the road.

- All right, get in the car. (tense adventurous music)

(gunshot blasts)

(rapid adventurous music)

(zombie growls)

(dramatic choral music)

(gunshot blasts)

(dramatic music)

(zombie growls)

(adventurous music)

(gunshot blasts)

(adventurous music)

- (sighs) Thank you.

- You're welcome.

- Vince, those zombies,

they were a lot different than the regular ones.

- Somehow the H29 got airborne.

- What do you mean?

- The chemical is extremely dangerous.

It turns zombies into intelligent, powerful beings.

- Are you serious?

- Yes, but we need to go.

There might be more around here.

- Dad, did you find mom?

- No, Steven.

But she left us a message.

And I think I know where she might be.

- Vince, we need to find the next beacon for the safe house

before we know the location of the camp.

- You mean, you don't know?

- No, they didn't tell me.

I guess they thought I wouldn't make it.

- Dad, are we safe?

- Yes. Don't worry.

- How about Mom?

- I'm not giving up on her.

We will find her.

- Look, it looks like the soldier

from Global Health and Research on the road.

(gentle somber music)

- I'm glad you made it, kid. Where's your sergeant?

- He died. I tried my best to save his life.

- Okay kid, get in.

- So did you guys get the H29?

- No. Dr. Narashima got it, and it's highly dangerous.

- Well anything I could do to help you guys,

I'm here for you 100%.

- I never got your name, kid.

- Pete.

- So Pete, how you gonna help us?

You couldn't even help your sergeant.

- Look, don't be so hard on the kid.

We appreciate all the help you can give us.

(gentle inspired music)

(deep somber music)

Wake up. Everybody wake up.

- [Santiago] What's up?

- This is far as we can go, we have to walk.

(deep somber music)

- I'm hungry.

You know what I could go for is a nice sausage burrito.

- Vince, you know it's not the same game

now that the zombies are strong.

- I know, we'll make it.

- So do any of you guys got an extra gun?

(deep somber music)

- Hey Joey, thank you for taking care of my son

when I was away.

- Hey Vince, that's what we're all here for,

to look after one another and to survive this.

(deep somber music)

- Hey Dad, it's getting hot. Can we get water from the lake?

- Don't worry, Vince, I'll get it.

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

(zombie growling)

Vince, the zombies are coming!

- All right, you guys, we're gonna have to move fast.

- Dad, we close to the safe zone?

- Yes, about a mile. Let's go.

(tense pounding music)

(Pete groaning)

- Vince, I think I broke my leg.

Vince, help!

- Don't go back. You're not gonna make it.

- Here's my watch. Follow it to the safe zone.

- Dad, please don't go.

- I have to.

You know I can't leave someone to die without a fight.

I promise I'll be back. I love you, son.

(Pete groaning)

What's wrong?

- I think I broke my leg.

- Looks broken.

- Don't, don't leave me here.

I don't wanna die.

- I won't leave you here.

(slow somber music)

- Vince, I'm not gonna make it.

Leave me here.

- I'm not gonna do that. We're gonna make it.

(slow somber music)

(Pete coughing)

Sh. Sh.

(Pete wheezing)

You all right?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Here they come.

(zombie growling)

(tense music)

(zombie growling)

(tense music)

- Steven, you're gonna wanna look at this.

(tense music)

- [Steven] Dad.

- Hey, help me with him.

(tense scary music)

- Hey Joey, you owe me 10 bucks.

- Really?

- I told you Vinny was coming back.

That guy's hard to kill.

- (chuckles) Tell you what,

I'll pay you when the banks are open.

- You're a smart ass, ain't you?

- Nah, I'm just glad to be sitting here eating.

I been hungry all day.

- You're always hungry, come on.

- Doin' all this running around,

I must have a tapeworm or somethin'.

- I'll get it outta you right now.

- Please don't do me no favors.

- Hey you guys, help me with Pete.

- Yeah.

- Need you guys to step outside.

I gotta get our next orders.

Just give me five minutes, okay?

- All right.

- You got him?

- Come on, Steven, your dad's gotta go to work

for a little bit.

(slow haunting music)

- This is a virtual image of Vince Lorado, code 4-C-1-9-7-8.

Updating now.

Vince, I'm glad you're alive. We have a great threat.

North Koreans have landed on American soil,

and the Russians have joined them.

We need you to join forces with Commander Stevens.

He will join you soon.

- I can't do that right now.

- Do you know if you don't follow orders,

you'll be a deserter, and you will be shot.

Santiago and your son will be taken into custody as spies.

Do you understand?

- I understand.

- Then you'll follow orders?

- I need a little more time. I need to find my wife.

Just give me seven more days.

- Okay, we will give you seven days.

Will you be able to make it in time?

- Yes.

Hey you guys, need you inside.

- Watch your step here.

(tense music)

All right, we gotta set him down.

(Joey breathing heavily)

I can make up this bed tonight.

- Okay, you guys, we got a serious problem with North Korea,

and the Russians are right behind them.

And we got a serious problem with these new zombies.

So we're gonna have to stay here for a while.

- I understand Vince, but how long do we have to stay here?

- Look, I understand Joey,

we're gonna have to camp here for a while.

We need to take care of Pete, to make sure he's strong

before we move him.

Take care of my son.

Me and Santiago will be in and out.

We need to find Narashima.

- You can, you can count on me, Vince.

- I know I can.

All right, you guys.

(locks clinking)

- What do you think's in here?

- I don't know. Let me open that.

These things are hard to open sometimes.

There we go.

There's some shirts and--

- Are there any shirts-- - There's pants in here.

- [Steven] And shorts?

- Yeah, there's some pants, I can make into shorts.

And we have some shirts.

There's a hat here for ya.

Shirt that might fit you, Steven.

- All right, you guys.

Before we eat, let me say grace, heads down.

God, we're in a really big mess.

We don't really know what to do.

But we thank you that you've kept us all alive,

and that we're eating a meal.

Just ask you to help us and guide us the next day.

Amen.

- Amen. - Amen.

- All right, let's eat.

(gentle choral music)

- How really bad is it, Vince?

- We'll get outta here, Joey.

But we really have a battle to fight.

- Dad, are we gonna make it?

- Yeah. One day at a time, that's how we're gonna make it.

- Don't lie to them, Vince. It's hopeless out there.

H29 doesn't work and you know that.

- It just wasn't ready.

They'll find a cure sooner or later.

(bold orchestral music)