Netflix Drops Thrilling Trailer for ‘Outside’: First Ever Zombie Film To Break New Grounds

Outside promises to shake up this October with its harrowing tale of survival in a desolate world riddled with more than just the undead.

Outside, the first ever zombie film produced in the Philippines, has revealed its first full trailer. The Netflix feature, from Filipino director Carlo Ledesma, drops on the streamer on Oct. 17 and, judging by the first proper clip, ramps up the tension and terror in the tropics.

Outside is set in a remote province of the Philippines, an area of small villages, rice paddies and sugar cane fields, and tells the story of a family trying to outrun the zombie outbreak by returning to the father’s childhood farmhouse, fortifying it to keep out “The Dead Ones.”

Though zombies are the key attraction, the film delves deep into issues such as generational trauma and abuse. The film stars Sid Lucero as the troubled father, Beauty Gonzalez as the strong-willed mother and Marco Masa and Aiden Patdu as their terrified sons.

Carlo’s breakthrough in the horror genre came in 2011 with his found-footage film debut The Tunnel, followed by Sunod in 2019 He describes Outside as his most personal project to date, drawing inspiration from his experiences growing up in Negros and his own feelings of isolation during the pandemic, a period when the idea for the film began to take form. Outside promises to shake up this October with its harrowing tale of survival in a desolate world riddled with more than just the undead.

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