I'm not sure how David and Alex Pastor's "carriers" hold today - after nearly two decades that gave us various Memorable movies with zombies, like "Train to Busan" And the "girl with all the gifts"-but in 2009, post-apocalyptic horror led by Chris Bor was an incredible and underestimated gem. The writer-recent duo clearly wanted to jump on the metaphorical exciting train of zombie Dani Boyle icon "28 days later" And "Resident Evil" by Paul W. Anderson made a fortune at the box office a few years earlier. The "carriers" aimed to take the same wave in front of her production company, Paramount Vantage, delayed the release three years before sending it to the theaters.

Although filming at Mexico Mexico and Texas wrapped in 2006, the studio hesitated to release it, probably because a starvet was not shown. At that time, Chris Pine was not as well -known and praised (there was still no role of breakthrough) as it is today. And his co-stars like Pepper Pepios ("Coyote Agent"), Christopher Meloni ("Oz") and Emily Wancamp ("Rin 2") were obviously not well enough to believe that they would attract the right amount of spectators in cinemas. The studio needed some conviction, and after restarting "Star Trek" by Jey Abrams (led by Kirk of Pine) blew the box office that year, they finally got what awaited "Greenlit" "carriers" to open in cinemas in September.

The "carriers" can pale compared to the genres of classics, but its inspiration and dedication to delivering a frightening view of the dark world, destroyed by an extremely contagious virus that turns people into malicious murder machines are certainly there. After 12 years of "The Walking Dead" And two seasons of "The Last of Us" may not look like a big deal of as a ruthless pragmatic and uncompromising "carriers" felt then, but her character -driven conspiracy (thanks to a terrible scenario and dedicated performance) focused primarily on the human side, was shocking and painful.

Even today, looking at the scene Where Pine's protagonist throws his girlfriend Bobby (Picks) out of the car because she probably got infected as deep as any emotional sequence in the recent zombie lashes. It is a testimony to Pine's charisma and talent, which was later used in great films such as "hell or high water" or "Zaharia". But despite his ambitious approach, the story and the strong team, the "carriers" were pretty quickly forgotten and fired after making a scarce $ 5.8 million worldwide at the box office. Honestly, it was lost in the sea with similar genres that followed, despite the generally positive reviews he received after the publication, not many viewers can be reminded of this decent little horror today. Or know the fact that without Abrams's "Starwater Trail", we probably couldn't see it at all.