20 of The Best Pandemic and Outbreak Movies of All Times

The 13th century was a dark time for humanity. Black death is the story of a group of knights who get the task of chasing down a group of monks who are bringing a plague with them from Jerusalem to the village of Mortain.

It’s a story that goes back to the very core of the genre, and it is one of the best. It is violent, it is grim, and it has a terrific cast, including Sean Bean, Eddie Redmayne, Carice Van Houten, and more.

A scientist (Vincent Price) creates a plague that turns people into zombies. The scientist is immune, but he must find a woman who is not infected.

Directed by the legendary Italian filmmaker, Ubaldo Ragona, The Last Man on Earth is one of the best films of the 1960s. It is a movie that is very much in tune with its time. A perfect example of science fiction horror, as it is very much in tune with the Cold War paranoia that was present in the world at the time.

I Am Legend is a post-apocalyptic science fiction horror film based on the novel of the same name, directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Will Smith. The film follows virologist Robert Neville (Smith), who is immune to a man-made virus that has plagued the world and killed most of humanity.

Neville is attempting to create a cure and reverse the effects of the virus using his own blood. He is also searching for other survivors and regularly engages with the hostile mutants who roam the streets. He is also constantly under threat from vicious packs of dark creatures who hunt the mutants for food.

I Am Legend is a perfect example of the disaster science fiction genre with Will Smith being the only man in New York fighting for survival against disease and the hostile mutants. The film is a perfect example of the genre and the perfect post-apocalyptic movie.

The Happening is a film that is hard to watch but it is not a film that you can look away from. This is the type of movie that you will be talking about long after you have seen it. It’s a film that will leave you speechless and it is unlike anything you have ever seen before. Director M. Night Shyamalan is known for his twist endings and this movie is certainly no exception.

The Happening is about a family that tries to get away from the toxin that is causing people to commit suicide. While the film is not your typical horror movie, it certainly has elements of one. The movie is about people dying and they are dying in the most gruesome ways possible. While you might think that it’s a movie that doesn’t need to be seen, you will change your mind the minute it is over.

The opening credits to 28 Days Later are a perfect example of the type of film that it is. It is an apocalyptic film about a virus that infects animals and humans and turns them into bloodthirsty monsters.

28 Days Later has the perfect balance of action and horror. There is a montage of the virus spreading throughout London, and then we see the virus get into Jim (Cillian Murphy), who wakes up in an empty hospital to find that everyone around him is dead.

The film really goes into the psychology of Jim, as he gets a gun and tries to survive in a world where everyone is dead and he is the only one alive. The film is a great combination of action and psychological horror, and it is one of the best post-apocalyptic films of the 21st century.

A military scientist and a doctor find themselves racing against time to contain an outbreak of a deadly virus that could bring an end to mankind.

Starring Dustin Hoffman and Morgan Freeman, the film was directed by Wolfgang Petersen and is one of the most underrated action-thrillers ever produced.

Max Brooks’ novel makes a great movie, especially with Brad Pitt leading the cast. The movie is a mix of drama and horror, all set in a post-apocalyptic world where zombies have almost wiped out mankind. Brad Pitt’s character is not unlike McCarthy’s character. He is a man of few words, but he knows that the world is ending and he has a plan to beat it.

Nuclear war wipes out most of the world’s population, but a small group of scientists in the Arctic circle survives. They discover a spacecraft from Andromeda, a planet in the galaxy’s closest spiral arm, and bring it back to the United States for study.

The alien microorganism, recovered from the spacecraft, turns out to be deadly, and the scientists must find a way to destroy the alien germ before it wipes out all life on Earth.

The global pandemic thriller is about a deadly outbreak of a virus with a 99% fatality rate, speeding uncontrollably through the population. Those who are unaffected find themselves fighting for survival. Within days, society is collapsing and the survivors are left to pick up the pieces. As the world unravels, a group of individuals in Los Angeles tries to help one another survive.

From the Australian writer/director team of Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke, and starring Martin Freeman, Cargo is a zombie film you don’t get to see every day. This film, which is set in the Australian outback, is a father and son story, which promises to keep you on the edge of your seat till the very end.

The story follows Andy (played by Martin Freeman), a father who, after the world is taken over by a virus that turns people into zombies, has to protect his infant daughter from the infected.

Although Cargo has been praised by many critics, it hasn’t been a huge financial success. However, it has been well-received by both critics and fans of the genre.