“The world ended. But its nightmare was just beginning.”

The trailer for Extinction (2015) presents a tense post-apocalyptic thriller that combines psychological horror with raw human emotion. Directed by Miguel Ángel Vivas, the film transports audiences to a world where an unknown catastrophe has wiped out most of humanity, leaving only a few survivors battling the elements and a terrifying new threat.

The story follows Patrick (Matthew Fox) and Jack (Jeffrey Donovan), two men who have lived in isolation for nearly a decade, along with Jack’s young daughter, Lu (Quinn McColgan). As they struggle to maintain a fragile peace in their snowy retreat, an even more terrifying truth begins to emerge: violent, mutated creatures that were once human are hunting them. Their fragile truce is shattered when they are forced to confront not only the monsters outside, but also the ghosts of their past. The trailer creates an unsettling tension with its captivating cinematography and haunting silence, sometimes interrupted by sudden, heart-stopping attacks. The contrast between the slow-paced psychological tension and the explosive horror elements keeps the audience on edge, making Extinction a captivating addition to the survival horror genre. With striking performances, atmospheric storytelling, and a chilling sense of dread, this film is a must-see for fans of post-apocalyptic thrillers.