And if Feed were to prove popular, there are two sequels ready to be adapted in the form of Deadline and Blackout.Īlison Pill, Garrett Hedlund, Alison Brie, Tim Robbins The health industry becomes the most powerful force in politics, and family homes are transformed into automated fortresses that force the owners to take a blood test if they want to walk through the front door.
Mira Grant also cleverly explores just how society would cope with a global epidemic on this scale.
If you ever felt that the one thing the seventies paranoid thriller The Parallax View needed was moaning zombies, then this could be the film for you. Romero’s allegorical horror films (the director himself actually appears in the story briefly, celebrated as a prophet before his time), with its commentary on media fear-mongering a powerful narrative hook. Now it’s zombies.” Mira Grant’s (the nom de plume of Seanan McGuire) writing feels like a natural successor to George A. WHY WOULD IT MAKE A GOOD MOVIE? “There’s always something to be afraid of. During their coverage of the campaign of Republican candidate, Senator Ryman, George discovers a conspiracy that lies behind the origins of the zombie plague itself – making the two bloggers the target of assassins as well as the roaming undead. Two of the brightest are siblings, Georgia and Shaun Mason, who are invited to cover the latest US Presidential race. When the established mainstream media proved untrustworthy reporting the first outbreak, bloggers became the newshounds of the day. Instead, humanity has adapted, and with people spending a lot more time indoors, the internet has become the main activity of the decimated populace, with ordinary citizen journalists now sharing information about the whereabouts and activities of the undead. Mira Grant’s debut novel is set after the outbreak of the Kellis-Amberlee virus, which kick-started a zombie apocalypse that shredded its way across the world, but failed to destroy society completely. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? Feed is a zombie horror story with a difference.
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