Page Revisions:

(April 26, 2026) Original
(June 14, 2026) New Trailer (#2) — New Poster (#2)
(July 19, 2026) New Trailer (#3) — New Posters (#3-#4)

Release Date:

August 28, 2026

Synopsis:

From IMDb: “In a post-apocalyptic world, a virus wipes out humanity. Survivors face roaming scavengers called Reapers. Protagonist Hig, a pilot, survived the flu but lost his wife.”

Poster Rating: C / C+ / C+ / C

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Review: (#1, C) A simplistic effort that sets the post-apocalyptic vibe with the background but does little to excite the viewer with the foreground.

(#2, C+) With only the background telling you it’s a post-apocalyptic tale, this design is at least colorful and will stand out against other similar designs. That said, the construction is sophomoric and lacking in creative energy.

(#3, C+) A decent effort to set this film into the future while promoting the presence of a dog and Jacob Elordi, the effort lacks thematic creativity or enticing excitement. (#4, C) Taking the prior design and zooming it in with a bigger Elrodi picture, a bigger, less dominant pup, and the hint of apocalypse in the background, the effort says a lot but doesn’t excite.

Trailer Rating: B / B / B

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Review: (#1, B) The premise is wispy in the trailer, choosing to establish the setting and the stakes before launching into perpetual action sequences and ham-fisted romantic elements. There are some interesting elements to it that might make it worth the viewer’s time.

(#2, B) Without the kind of action audiences crave, this trailer still provides enough chills to generate a modicum of excitement. The audience does get more information about the post-apocalyptic world at the heart of the film and that might be just enough, paired with the prior trailer, to build up interest in the film.

(#3, B) It’s interesting how similar each of these trailers are in their concepts and detail offerings while remaining distinct enough from one another to mildly engaging. This is a film that will live or die based on its quality. That might seem like an odd way to phrase that but film trailers that present incredibly thrilling or exciting films tend to attract a broad demographic of viewers. Trailers like this narrow things down so much that only audiences that will actually like the film are likely to be interested while those who might be disappointed by the film’s ultimate composition probably won’t. It’s a weird balance to maintain but these trailers have succeeded in that.

Oscar Prospects:

None.

Trailer #1

Trailer #2

Trailer #3

Posters

Poster #1Poster #2Poster #3Poster #4