From the very first frame you will be amazed at how completely bad this movie is.
It starts with a ridiculous scene of a family celebrating the birthday of their kid. The dad mentions that they've been told not to venture out. There is no lighting. They hear a noise. Why they would go out in the middle of the night to see what the noise is is beyond credibility.
Then there is a scream in the house. The wife runs back. Well, this is the start. It's ridiculous.
Then it cuts to the military and it gets a wee bit better, except everybody is using a video camera to record all this stuff. Dumb. Why is everyone camera crazy? And when bad things happen, why are the crazy camera guys still filming instead of running?
Makes no sense.
The military scene degrades and the whole film becomes a big mess.
Is it really so hard to write a script that is even marginally believable? Or at least one that makes some logical sense once you suspend belief?
And I love how in these handy cam films no one ever runs out of batteries, despite using flood lights on their cameras throughout!
The entire movie goes like this -- zombie engagement. Lull for discussion about avoiding zombies. Zombie engagement. Lull for talking about zombie engagement.
There is no real plot. And considering the zombies barely move and the military has a seemingly endless supply of ammo, why any one is worries is up for question.
These zombies are like wooden display statues!
The film allegedly cost a million to make. Where did the money go? It looks like a 70K movie.
Stay away at all costs.
It starts with a ridiculous scene of a family celebrating the birthday of their kid. The dad mentions that they've been told not to venture out. There is no lighting. They hear a noise. Why they would go out in the middle of the night to see what the noise is is beyond credibility.
Then there is a scream in the house. The wife runs back. Well, this is the start. It's ridiculous.
Then it cuts to the military and it gets a wee bit better, except everybody is using a video camera to record all this stuff. Dumb. Why is everyone camera crazy? And when bad things happen, why are the crazy camera guys still filming instead of running?
Makes no sense.
The military scene degrades and the whole film becomes a big mess.
Is it really so hard to write a script that is even marginally believable? Or at least one that makes some logical sense once you suspend belief?
And I love how in these handy cam films no one ever runs out of batteries, despite using flood lights on their cameras throughout!
The entire movie goes like this -- zombie engagement. Lull for discussion about avoiding zombies. Zombie engagement. Lull for talking about zombie engagement.
There is no real plot. And considering the zombies barely move and the military has a seemingly endless supply of ammo, why any one is worries is up for question.
These zombies are like wooden display statues!
The film allegedly cost a million to make. Where did the money go? It looks like a 70K movie.
Stay away at all costs.