Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End showcases the journey of Manel, whose life takes a horrific turn when he is caught up in a zombie outbreak. Now that the horror action thriller is available for streaming on Prime Video, fans are growing curious about its ending. They especially want to uncover the fate of Manel and Viktor, who decides to help him in his battle for survival. So, here is the Apocalypse Z ending explained featuring spoilers.
Apocalypse Z movie’s twist ending explained
In the film, Manel faces numerous challenges to survive in the zombie-infected world and escape to the Canary Islands. However, the biggest trouble comes in the form of a Ukrainian military group led by the ruthless Ushakov. He had his own plans of killing and looting the innocent refugees in the horrifying situation. He tries to do the same with Manel but he manages to escape with the help of another soldier Viktor.
After facing several challenges, the duo decides to escape to a hospital in Pontevedra. Manel helps Viktor with his injuries due to an attack from a guard, following which the duo meets Nurse Lucia and a nun named Cecilia. The team makes plans for escape but they need to face off Ushakov and his men for one last time. During the fierce battle, Cecilia gets bitten and the group ends up leaving her. The rest of them get on the chopper but Ushakov refuses to give up. As a result, Manel removes the lock holding the pad which allows the zombies to ambush Ushakov and his team.
Are Manel and Viktor dead or alive at the end of Apocalypse Z?
No, Manel and Viktor do not die in Apocalypse Z.
After successfully defeating Ushakov, Manel and Viktor manage to make it to the Canary Islands. However, their happiness is short-lived as Manel’s sister sends a message saying they should not land at the place. This astonishing announcement from Manel’s sister suggests the young man’s adventures are not over yet, hinting that Manel and Viktor’s battle for survival will resume in the potential sequel of the zombie thriller.
Originally reported by Ritika Singh on ComingSoon.net
