“Extinction” (2015) is a tense, post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller that explores the fragile line between survival and humanity in a world ravaged by mysterious creatures. Directed by Miguel Ángel Vivas, the film delves into the emotional toll of a destroyed civilization, the horrors of the unknown, and the desperate fight to protect loved ones. With a gripping atmosphere and unpredictable twists, Extinction keeps viewers on edge as it questions the essence of survival in a hostile world.

The story is set in a bleak future, where an outbreak of a deadly virus has turned most of humanity into monstrous, zombie-like creatures. In a desolate world, survivors live in isolated, fortified communities, struggling to maintain their humanity and avoid the terrifying creatures that roam outside. The film follows two men, Patrick and Jack, who have been living in relative peace in a remote cabin with Jack’s daughter, Lu. However, their fragile safety is shattered when the creatures suddenly begin to evolve, becoming faster and more intelligent.

As the terror escalates, Patrick and Jack must confront their own pasts while facing an even greater threat—an intelligent, organized group of the infected. As they fight for survival, the film reveals deeper emotional conflicts and a thrilling struggle for redemption, forcing the characters to make harrowing decisions to protect each other and the future of humanity.