Call it Home-Based Sci-Fi: From 2006's Right at Your Door to 2012's It's a Disaster, these movies evoke apocalypse but never actually leave the dining room.
They brazenly lift from old Twilight Zone episodes, the indie horror Right at Your Door and likely even from Quebecer Denis Côté’s Curling , which made better use of the pop song “I Think We’re Alone Now” for its backwoods creep show.