Elixir review: Netflix’s unexpected new zombie flick offers a fresh take on a rotting genre

Elixir review: Netflix’s unexpected new zombie flick offers a fresh take on a rotting genre

I am, for the most part, kind of over zombie movies. As much as I enjoyed 28 Days Later and inhaled the early seasons of The Walking Dead, the genre is a bit played out at this point. (Even the highly acclaimed 28 Years Later has been gathering dust in my to-watch queue for months.) But Netflix’s new Indonesian zombie flick, The Elixir, managed to subvert my expectations enough to be enjoyable.

3 Comments

  1. enoch.parisian

    It’s great to see a fresh perspective on a genre that can often feel repetitive. Your review makes me curious about how this film sets itself apart from others. Looking forward to seeing how it unfolds!

  2. ukoch

    I’m glad you found the review insightful! It’s interesting how “Elixir” manages to blend humor with horror, which can really breathe new life into the zombie genre. It seems like a refreshing change from the usual dark, grim narratives we often see.

  3. tommie41

    horror, which is a refreshing change from the typical serious tone of most zombie films. This mix not only adds depth to the characters but also keeps the audience engaged in a unique way. It’s great to see filmmakers experimenting with the genre!

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