This film stands out because it isn't merely a typical zombie movie focused solely on killing zombies; instead, the conflict with the zombies serves as a metaphor for grappling with grief. At times, it is quite a reflective and even somber film.

As Ava engages with the body retrieval unit, hoping to locate her husband after a disastrous military experiment, she encounters something disturbing with the bodies she discovers. While she retrieves these bodies, she is also processing her sorrow over her husband's loss. The film effectively weaves together Ava's past memories and the weight of her grief with an increasing sense of dread. As she uncovers more about these bodies, which exhibit signs of life, she simultaneously learns more about her own grief and starts to show signs of vitality as the story progresses; initially, Ava is overwhelmed by grief, but by the end, she begins to embrace life once more. The film's parallels are well-crafted.

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