Hidden (2015)

I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Simply A Masterpiece

Expected more

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

A surprisingly well done fine little movie of the (post)apocalyptic genre with a surprising twist in the end. No big production or big names but good acting and good production value and for certain, not one of the kinds where the movie poster is the most pro work of the whole production. If you like such movies like The Road this one is made for you. Thumbs up!

In Kingsville, Ray (Alexander Skarsgård), his wife Claire (Andrea Riseborough) and their little daughter Zoe "Zozo" (Emily Alyn Lind) have been living in an underground shelter for three hundred days hidden from the "Breathers". They have created and follow four rules to stay alive. Ray frequently recalls when an outbreak reached Kingsville and the army bombed the whole town during the quarantine, and he believes they are the only survivors. When they find that many supplies have been stolen from the pantry, Ray finds that a rat is the responsible. They chase the rodent and there is an accident with a kerosene lamp that burns a table. Now they are afraid that the "Breathers" might have seen the smoke. Will they be safe in the shelter?The tense "Hidden" is a little gem in the horror genre. The plot seems to be a conventional post-apocalypse story, but the plot point is absolutely original and unexpected. Alexander Skarsgård), Andrea Riseborough and Emily Alyn Lind are very convincing in the role of a trapped family. The hopeless conclusion is too dark and the consequences will certainly be devastating for either side. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): Not Available

Zozo is surely the most annoying kid movies have ever seen. She was given way to much spotlight and made Hidden sometimes almost unwatchable. If someone wanted to make a movie with a message for people not to have children (due to demographic overloads, for example), that someone could as well make Hidden. Having ZoZo for a daughter diminishes you survival chances greatly; almost entirely I think. If you want to keep ZoZo quiet and calm you have to spend much more energy that having a lunch at McDonald's packs, let alone old canned beans. My message is this: parents, spend a lot of time upbringing your children because one day your child's screams and unwillingness to listen may lead you to death.For this reason alone I give this movie such a bad rating. Don't watch this if you want to have children.

Chills and suspense from directors and writers, The Duff Brothers (Matt and Ross). Things change suddenly for a North Carolina family; Ray (Alexander Skardgard), Claire (Andrea Riseborough) and daughter Zoe (Emily Alyn Lind), being forced to take their average existence to the refuge of a fallout shelter; and there they will be for 301 days. That devastating day leaves them with memories, but there is also the fear of what may be looming above the surface. They have managed to stay hidden; but that day has finally come that their safe haven has been breached. Oh yes; there is something out there and it wants in! Surviving takes on a stronger meaning.