If I could give this movie below zero stars, I would.
At every turn, the writing, the story line, the ammo and food supply, the zombie underpants, even the bad snow flocking, fail again and again. One minute the little girl is acting mature beyond her years, and the next she's doing something inexplicably childish and absent of the fear she expressed a moment earlier. The wind howls, they talk about freezing cold, but the windmill on the farm never moves and they stand with the door open for several minutes--no frosty breath, no rush to lock out the elements. The plot flaws and continuity flubs add upon each other to become something unforgivable.
Yes the movie made me jump a few times, but throw anything by surprise at the camera and I'll jump, even if I'm loathing what I'm watching.
Someone must have told poor Matthew Fox and Jeffrey Donovan that they were locked inside the film project itself for their own protection and wouldn't be let out until it was over, just to keep them in it to the end.
At every turn, the writing, the story line, the ammo and food supply, the zombie underpants, even the bad snow flocking, fail again and again. One minute the little girl is acting mature beyond her years, and the next she's doing something inexplicably childish and absent of the fear she expressed a moment earlier. The wind howls, they talk about freezing cold, but the windmill on the farm never moves and they stand with the door open for several minutes--no frosty breath, no rush to lock out the elements. The plot flaws and continuity flubs add upon each other to become something unforgivable.
Yes the movie made me jump a few times, but throw anything by surprise at the camera and I'll jump, even if I'm loathing what I'm watching.
Someone must have told poor Matthew Fox and Jeffrey Donovan that they were locked inside the film project itself for their own protection and wouldn't be let out until it was over, just to keep them in it to the end.