An anthology of three movies set within the zombie genre.An anthology of three movies set within the zombie genre.An anthology of three movies set within the zombie genre.
Luana Ribeira
- Julie
- (as Eirian Cohen)
Paul Collin-Thomas
- Alex
- (as Paul Collin Thomas)
Nicholas Dare
- David
- (as Nick Dare)
Sarah Jane Honeywell
- Beth
- (as Sarah-Jane Honeywell)
Beverley Jacques
- Call Handler
- (as Beverly Jacques)
- …
Jen Lawton-Hunt
- Amy
- (as Jenny Lawton)
- …
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Typical bad low budget zombie movie...
First of all I will start out by saying that the cover for this movie has absolutely nothing to do with the contents of the actual movie. Two words: false advertising. I bought the movie because it is a zombie movie and because of the cover, so I was sorely disappointed with a slap to the face.
This is a compilation of three tales that are interwoven. That being said, I will have to stress that the stories weren't particularly entertaining, neither alone nor in their tied in connections, nor did the overall feel of the movie come off as anywhere near captivating. And come daybreak of the next day you will have forgotten about this movie already, trust me.
There were a bit too many wrong Things with the zombies, such as they could remember their Family members, some were quite fast and agile, and of course the typical poor zombie make-up in low budget zombie movies - where they paint the face a horribly bad gray color and forget about the rest of the body, with the neck and hands standing out like sore thumbs.
As an avid zombie aficionado I devour, pardon the pun, anything even remotely zombie. This movie, however, falls into the lower aspect of the zombie genre, and I can't recommend it to anyone because it is boring and bad on the level that only low budget zombie movies manage to reach.
This is a compilation of three tales that are interwoven. That being said, I will have to stress that the stories weren't particularly entertaining, neither alone nor in their tied in connections, nor did the overall feel of the movie come off as anywhere near captivating. And come daybreak of the next day you will have forgotten about this movie already, trust me.
There were a bit too many wrong Things with the zombies, such as they could remember their Family members, some were quite fast and agile, and of course the typical poor zombie make-up in low budget zombie movies - where they paint the face a horribly bad gray color and forget about the rest of the body, with the neck and hands standing out like sore thumbs.
As an avid zombie aficionado I devour, pardon the pun, anything even remotely zombie. This movie, however, falls into the lower aspect of the zombie genre, and I can't recommend it to anyone because it is boring and bad on the level that only low budget zombie movies manage to reach.
- paul_haakonsen
- Dec 14, 2015
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- Book of the Dead: The Eschatrilogy
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- £5,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 43 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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