Is the hit just a visceral one, though, or one that's well written for the right reasons?

It’s an excellent book and movie. It’s not a horror film - but a subtle and post apocalyptic draining you of hope to the very end, in the most beautiful way possible in the ugliest of places. It’s a film for experiencing the stoicism and pain of futile fatherhood.

Very good book. A tough read, but the end just brought it all together in a very meaningful way, for me.

Are we still the good guys?