Breakdown Review



 Cast: Thomas Haley, Corey Sorenson, Jessica Cameron, Brooklyn Haley, John Marrott, Jerry Broome

Director: Thomas Haley


An unknown virus has ravaged the world. While a majority of the infected are quarantined away from civilization, a lone man fights to come up with a cure to save humanity.

BREAKDOWN is the directorial debut for Thomas Haley and I must say I was very impressed. 
During these difficult times we are actually living in, this movie really hit you in the gut of how worse things can get and if you are asking "just how worse can it be?", imagine being one of a few survivors of a mysterious plague. Now that is truly horrifying. 

Not only is Thomas Haley the director, he is also the star of this film and I thought he did a great job. I really hope to see what he will come up with next. 

There's really not much in the way of interactions with the few characters here, but that made it scary for me. Just being alone in a world that have mostly died off is upsetting.

By the end of the movie, it left me with a feeling of depression and a sense of dread. Plus the song that was used in both the opening and ending was really sad.

BREAKDOWN may not be for everyone, but it will make you appreciate those that are still around us before it's too late.

If you are interested in checking this movie out, it is currently available for rent on Amazon Prime.


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