Trailer Tuesdays: Cargo (2018)



Dear Visitors,

ZOMBIES!!! Or infected people...I don't know. Be prepared to witness the fantastic Martin Freeman as a desperate father trying to find a safe haven for his baby before time runs out! Will review on Friday!! 


With Love,
M.G.

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