Patient Zero Trailer

by | Jul 18, 2018 | Movie Trailers | 0 comments

My boy, Stanley Tucci is back! I love the tone, look and feel of this trailer so much! Dark, thought-provoking and manages to maintain a potentially massive storyline without having to divert the audience to scenes of mass destruction. I really get a 10 Cloverfield Lane kind of vibe with this one. And what about Stanley Tucci in another dark role?! I thought he had enough after doing The Lovely Bones! I’m glad to see him here.

In theaters 9/14/18

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