Will Clarke

Will Clarke’s fingerprints are all over some wild rides in film, and honestly, his projects have a knack for grabbing you by the collar and not letting go. Let’s start with The Girl with All the Gifts, which is like, not your average zombie flick. Nah, this one dives deep into some post-apocalyptic chaos where kids aren’t just kids—they’re infected, and somehow, they’re humanity’s last shot at survival. You get this weird blend of thriller, horror, and even some heart, which sounds like a stretch, but somehow Clarke’s production keeps it tight without tripping over itself. The tension? Oof. It’s constant. Then you’ve got Attack the Block. Now, this one’s straight-up bonkers in the best way. Aliens crash-land in South London, and it’s up to a bunch of streetwise teens to save their neighborhood. Clarke’s touch here just oozes energy. The action doesn’t let up, the humor’s sharp, and honestly, the whole thing has this cool, gritty vibe that sticks with you. It’s not just monsters and mayhem—there’s real commentary buried in the chaos. And don’t sleep on Big Game. Samuel L. Jackson running around the Finnish wilderness with a kid after Air Force One gets shot down? Yeah, that’s as wild as it sounds, and Clarke’s involvement means the pacing never drags. It’s got this mix of high-stakes action and goofy charm, which is a tough combo to nail, but it works. All in all, Clarke’s filmography is a blast—full of guts, wit, and a pulse you can actually feel.