Rent Zombie Undead (2010)

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1h 19min
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Synopsis:
A dirty bomb explodes in central London causing immediate widespread devastation and panic. But worse things are to come as the biological weapon causes fresh corpses to come back to life. Seeking refuge from the ensuing mayhem in a hospital with her wounded father, Sarah is accidentally knocked unconscious and awakes hours later to find her father gone, the doors hermetically locked down and the dead roaming the labyrinthine,halls. The only escape route is through an undead army that is hungry for blood.
Actors:
Ruth King, Kris Tearse, , Christopher J. Herbert, , Sandra Wildbore, Gregory Bains, Steve Lee Butler, , , Kit Cox, Carl Cruse, Rod Duncan, , Ty Jon Knowles
Directors:
Producers:
Rhys Davies
Writers:
Kris Tearse
Studio:
Metrodome
Genres:
Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
BBFC:
Release Date:
30/05/2011
Run Time:
79 minutes
Languages:
English Dolby Digital 2.0
DVD Regions:
Region 2
Formats:
Pal
Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen 2.35:1
Colour:
Colour

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Spoilers follow ... - Zombie Undead review by NP

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18/01/2018

The story begins as we meet a flustered paramedic Steve (Barry Thomas), level-headed Jay (Kris Tearse) and Sarah (Ruth King), who opens the film as the distraught daughter of a man clearly infected by zombie-type virus.

This is very low-budget, but Director Rhys Davies ensures it tells a story well within its means – although sometimes the blood-streaked heroes are difficult to differentiate from the equally blood-streaked walking dead. The setting is suitably drab and claustrophobic, and this doesn’t open into anything wider until the very end, when we are introduced to the extent of the infection.

There are enough twists in the storyline to keeps things moving. In true ‘Night of the Living Dead’ fashion, even those who do everything right to escape their situations fail to succeed. There are some convincingly gruesome effects.

I really enjoyed this. The main thrust of the project seems to be that there is no hope, no hope at all. Although some scenes are interspersed with the end credits offer a crumb of positivity. But don’t get too optimistic.

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