Re-Kill, 2015
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The Trailer:
Re-Kill (2015) is set in a post-apocalyptic world,
five years after a devastating zombie outbreak
that claimed 4.5 billion lives worldwide, including
10 million in the United States. Major cities like
San Francisco have been destroyed by nuclear
bombs, and New York City has been completely
sealed off. The U.S. government declares the crisis
"over" and establishes a special unit called R-
Division, tasked with tracking down and
eliminating the remaining infected.
The film is presented as a live broadcast of a
reality TV show called Re-Kill, which sensationally
covers R-Division operations. Between the action,
viewers are shown propaganda-style commercials
urging calm, obedience, and the need to
"repopulate" the country. Meanwhile, a young girl
watches the broadcast at home, unaware that she
herself is infected.
Unfortunately, his character is killed
off far too early in the movie.
The focus then shifts to Sergeant Alex
Winston and a new squad assigned
to missions that eventually lead them
into the restricted Zone in New York.
There, they uncover the secret
behind The Judas Project, an
experiment that created more
intelligent zombies, led by an ‘Alpha
Zombie’ named Elvis. The surviving
soldiers face an organized and
growing zombie army, and in the
end, only Rose Matthews remains.
The film closes with a chilling
realization: the outbreak is far from
over.
Scott Adkins plays Sergeant Parker, a driven and muscular team leader of an R-Division squad. He appears
early in the film during an intense action sequence in which his team storms a building full of infected. His
performance is powerful—Adkins brings his trademark physical intensity and reminds us why he’s one of
the most respected action stars of his generation.
And as always, Scott knows exactly what needs to be done, as highlighted by his quote in the film about how
to take down zombies:
“It’s got to be a head shot.”
