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Bridge of the Doomed

USA 2022
produced by
Michael Mahal, Sonny Mahal for Mahal Empire, Blaen-Y-Maes Bootleg Films, Jeti Films, Spicy Ramen Productions
directed by Michael Su
starring Kate Watson, Robert LaSardo, Michael Paré, Sarah French, William 'Bill' Connor, BJ Mezek, Dee Cutrone, Michael Beran, Emily Eruraviel, Johnny Huang, Darryl Goldberg, Dennyann Giambrone, Kyosuke Mukai, Timothy Skyler Dunigan, Lisa Hinds, Andre Carbonell, Mark Justice, John Meacham, Scott Cassin, Elizabeth Noelle Japhet, Thomas Haley, Kevin Hager, Addison Black, Charles Solomon jr, Darren Barcomb, Johnny Stevenson, Jon Vangdal Aamaas, Maisy Kay, Alexander Hauck, Margo Quinn, Kasey Brown, Hans Hernke, Nick Ford, Kimberly Lynn Cole, Aaron Baldy, Rudy Ledbetter, Clay Trimble, Dave Shecter, Lance Caver, Dane Bingenheimer, James Dormuth, Rich R. Rendon, Adam Tanic, Adrian Low, Craig Sapenoff, Raf Adame, Marc Pearce, Wesley Cannon, Tamara Solomson, Mindy Dougherty, Robert B. Oliver, King Jeff, Edward Stachyra, Archie Ian McAffer, David C. Newman, Doug Maulden-Locke, Navin P. Kumar, Zach Muhs, Denny Nolan, Deano Monroe, Steven Krasner, Dee Major, Julie Grace, D'Angeles Campos, Unk, Aaron Brazier, Ashley Valigura, and as creature Lance Brazil
written by Adrian Milnes, music by Clint Carney, Ted Phelps, special makeup effects by Eric Yoder

review by
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A zombie outbreak has shattered the country, maybe the world, and General Vasquez (Robert Lasardo) holds one of the few areas not yet overrun by the undead as a river separates it from the epicenter. But of late more and more reports have shown that the zombies are approaching the last bridge to that strip of land, and Colonel Charon (Michael Paré) of the civil guard has so far been unable to summon up the promised re-inforcements. So the General sends a platoon to secure the bridge, which cannot be lost at any rate as it's pretty much the leap-off point for the army to win back the country. But that platoon runs into all kinds of trouble, from a refugee camp on the other side of the bridge led by Big Jim Gill (William 'Bill' Connor) refusing to retreat to safer grounds to losing all their supplies to heavy losses including the platoon's commander to leave relatively inexperienced Private Hernandez (Kate Watson) of the operation. And all the while the zombies are approaching, and if that's not enough there's a creature (Lance Brazil) living under the bridge even more dangerous than a bunch of the undead ...

Genre fave Sarah French plays a girl in the refugee camp the soldiers save from an attempted rape, which curiously enough immediately gets them at odds with the people of the camp.

 

One might not immediately be attracted by this movie's focus on the army and army operations of this movie, and I know I wasn't at first, but that's really doing the film injustice as this isn't just an over-long recruitment clip à la Top Gun but much more of a character piece on how desparate situations bring the best out in some, the worst in others, within  and without military ranks. And that the whole thing's nicely filmed and finds just the right balance between action and suspense needed for the story, and features a solid ensemble that grounds the thing makes this just a very cool piece of genre cinema.

 

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