Keyboard & Mouse

A father and son are trapped in their house during a zombie apocalypse. The father, who has been trying to get his son to learn how to use a keyboard and mouse for survival, must now face the horde alone.

As a short film, "Keyboard & Mouse" received limited critical review but was noted for its intense atmosphere and effective use of its limited runtime to convey a sense of dread and familial obligation in a post-apocalyptic setting. Audience reception focused on its surprising emotional depth and the strong performances within its genre.

• Praised for its taut direction and suspenseful build-up.

• Appreciated for its unexpected emotional resonance within a zombie narrative.

• Noted for Scott Adkins' intense performance despite the short format.

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While Scott Adkins is primarily known for his martial arts action films, "Keyboard & Mouse" showcases his ability to deliver a compelling dramatic performance in a survival horror context.