Schwarzenegger shows a sensitive side as a father protecting his daughter in this zombie-themed film.

Aside from not much going on, Schwarzenegger remains a severely limited actor

'Maggie': EW review

I’ll be Dad…

Arnold Schwarzenegger gets serious in a family drama about zombies.

Tribeca Review: Arnold Schwarzenegger Surprises in Zombie Drama 'Maggie'

There is a provocative idea worth chewing on tucked inside the melodramatic zombie-horror of "Maggie" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin.

TURNS OUT it’s OK to have Arnold Schwarzenegger in your zombie movie. The thing that drags it down? The zombies. The ex-Governator plays Wade, a guy protec...

Bidding to be the “Terms of Endearment” of zombie movies, “Maggie” sucks all the life out of an idea that just won’t die. Arnold Schwarzenegger is ...

The movie, about a virus that turns its victims into zombies, was directed by Henry Hobson.

Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a farmer whose daughter is slowing turning into a zombie.

Schwarzenegger gives his all, but the filmmakers let him down. Oh, Maggie, they couldn’t have tried anymore.

By this point in the virus’s decades-long mutation, we’ve seen pretty much everything zombies have to throw at us. They won’t die, even as their corpse...

Meet the kinder, gentler Schwarzenegger in 'Maggie,' a tale of a father, a daughter and a zombie plague.

Dir. Henry Hobson, USA, 2015, 95 minutes

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin star in a zombie film that brushes against the perceived boundaries of both the zombie genre and ...

This weak character study needed a stronger actor to play off Abigail Breslin and Joely Richardson

This up-close-and-personal tale of a teen zombie and her father is emotionally complex.

Henry Hobson's hugely promising debut feature is generating buzz from the casting of a fine, low-key Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Henry Hobson's hugely promising debut feature is generating buzz from the casting of a fine, low-key Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Schwarzenegger still can’t deliver a line of dialogue without sounding as if he learned it phonetically, and most of Maggie is so dark you can barely...