Aftershock 2012
"The only thing more terrifying than Mother Nature is human nature."
Chile's serene landscape shatters in an instant as a devastating earthquake isolates a group of tourists inside a remote town, plunging them into a desperate fight for survival.
Director: Nicolás López
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aftershock (2012) about?
*Aftershock (2012)* follows a group of tourists in a Chilean town caught in the grip of a catastrophic earthquake. As buildings crumble and panic spreads, the survivors must navigate collapsing infrastructure and their own fraying instincts to stay alive.
Who directed Aftershock?
Nicolás López directed *Aftershock (2012)*. Known for his work in genre films, López infuses the movie with relentless tension and unflinching realism.
Who stars in Aftershock?
The film stars Eli Roth, Andrea Osvárt, Ariel Levy, Lorenza Izzo, and Natasha Yarovenko in a gripping ensemble cast.
Is Aftershock (2012) worth watching?
If you enjoy intense, short horror thrillers with a tight runtime, *Aftershock (2012)* delivers. Its blend of disaster and human drama makes it a memorable entry in the genre, especially for fans of Eli Roth's visceral storytelling style.
How long is Aftershock?
The runtime of *Aftershock (2012)* is 89 minutes.
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About Aftershock (2012) — Horror Thriller Where Survival is the Real Earthquake
Chile's serene landscape shatters in an instant as a devastating earthquake isolates a group of tourists inside a remote town, plunging them into a desperate fight for survival. Directed by Nicolás López, *Aftershock (2012)* delivers a pulse-pounding blend of horror and thriller, where the wrath of Mother Nature is only the beginning—human desperation and primal instincts soon reveal an even darker threat. With Eli Roth leading the cast as a hardened survivor, the film weaves chaos, tension, and raw emotion into a compact 89-minute descent into devastation. The atmosphere is claustrophobic and relentless, mirroring the unpredictability of the disaster itself.
Eli Roth's presence alongside rising stars like Lorenza Izzo and Natasha Yarovenko amplifies the tension, as the story exposes the fragility of civilization when stripped down to its barest instincts. López crafts a visceral experience that lingers long after the ground stops trembling, blending visceral horror with the psychological toll of survival. *Aftershock (2012)* isn't just about earthquakes—it's a harrowing exploration of how easily order collapses when nature and human nature collide.