Michael Ledo
I love zombie movies. I hate that annoying hand held herky-jerky motion, especially with night vision discoloration. This film has that stuff, including the opening with a "REC" up in the corner, which was held steadier than the main part of the film. This is the fourth month of the zombie (referred to as "those things" in the film). It is a viral disease and not actually people rising from the dead walking while dragging a leg, just slow moving infected people who eat other people...but not each other. There are pockets of survivors held up in military camps. This one particular camp is attacked by zombies. They escape (along with the guy with the camera) and a woman reporter who is slightly crazy, but not a zombie.HEY! Put the camera down and shoot something with a gun! This movie takes place in England.Their plan is to travel through the forest to minimize zombie contact, head for the town of Hope, on the east coast and team up with another group of supposed survivors. From there, head to Holland where there exists a large colony of uninfected people. The military is disliked by the civilians because of their role in the outbreak cleansing. They encounter zombies and other group of civilian survivors on their quest. F-bomb, nudity, rape, and irony at the end.
Tomas Babicki
Alright, let me start off by saying I have considered everything I've ever watched, and this is the worst film I've ever had the unfortunate chance to watch. I couldn't even make it to the end, we just skipped through it (as if it wasn't predictable). THIS FILM HAS NO REDEEMING QUALITIES. It's blatant attempt to be as anti racist as possible, the first scene is ruined by confusing race mixing, although it could happen, it's not exactly the most common British family. I really can't put my anger into words, but I will bring up the worst scene of the film. There's a scene... in a barn... where a woman is raped... FOR NO REASON. It contributes nothing to the films story/plot. All it does is use an unattractive woman's body as an attraction. Even in Straw Dogs the rape was somewhat relevant, and it kind of redeems itself by being a half decent flick, but this... this is an insult to film. The writer and directors should be ashamed that they have done nothing but add yet another blemish to the film industry rather than contribute to it. I'm 14, and I assume I would be included in the target audience, but this just p***ed me off. If you take the zombies out of the film, there would still be as much bad acting and irrelevant story telling (and horrific camera work) that it did include. George Romero's sub genre is truly defecated on in this pile of feces. The only thing I can say now is; ANYONE INVOLVED IN THE MAKING AND/OR PRODUCTION OF THIS FILM, NEVER MAKE A FILM AGAIN AND RE-EVALUATE YOUR LIFE.
neil-upto11
Yeah, its been made with sincere enough intentions but it's b0llocks. Everyone over-acting like their lives were at stake. It's all a bit embarrassing. The characterisation is non-existent - you just don't give a sh*t about anyone and this is a big mistake in a zombie flick. Some of the set ups had potential but it's all just too amateurish.IMDb wants me to add more lines but I don't really have anything else to add.Apparently I still haven't added enough lines - hence this line.And this one.Ditto.
Jayflip103190
I must admit, I picked up this movie because I was attracted by its cover art. Although the cover art has no relation to the movie, I still found the movie somewhat entertaining. For those who enjoy shaky cam films such as Cloverfield, Blair Witch Project, Apollo 18, then the camcorder effect shouldn't bother you. I have not seen the first one after reading mixed reviews about it, so I decided to watch this one randomly. The story is not all that bad, and after reading reviews of this film and the first one, a few characters from the first film returned in the second, trying to connect the stories.For a horror film, there weren't really any scenes to make you jump or anything. If there were any scenes that were supposed to scare you, then they were expected to come. Philip Brodie as Maddox, Rob Oldfield as Jonesy, and Russell Jones as Goke were good actors for a low budget film. The rest of the cast weren't that bad as well, their acting was convincing enough for me. All in all, try not to watch this movie with high expectations of an awesome, scary zombie film, because that will probably just ruin the experience for you. If you're a zombie lover like me, then give this movie a shot.
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