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Subject: OUTSIDE (no spoilers)
Date: Wed, 6 Nov 2024 17:58:18 -0500
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It's the Zombie Apocalypse, and a family of four seeks refuge in the 
country home of the father's childhood.  Set among Philippines sugar 
cane fields, OUTSIDE (on Netflix) uses the apocalypse -- rules intact -- 
as an understood backdrop for heavy family drama.  Its dubbing, as well 
as its over-two-hour runtime, does somewhat undercut the effect.  Still, 
ambiance is the linchpin of zombie movies, and, in that regard, there's 
a lot here that works.  Mostly recommended.