Once upon a time you could make a bad zombie flick and still get some relatively jovial, suitably stomach-churning mileage out of them.
Zombie movies are a dime a dozen, and even as a self-proclaimed horror genre junkie I can’t say I get all that excited about seeing new ones all that often anymore.
And he’s right, too, even if he doesn’t know it, the headstrong young woman immune from the zombie virus and because of that she’s been kidnapped by a group of paramilitary thugs lead by a crazed Doctor ( Berynn Schwerdt) who knows more about what’s going on than he chooses to say. Things quickly go from bad to worse, Barry cut off from all he loves deciding to set out on a seemingly hopeless mission to find his missing sister Brooke ( Bianca Bradey) who he refuses to believe is dead. Turns out, a horrific plague is sweeping across all of Australia, and while some are immune the majority find themselves transformed into flesh-eating zombies ready to disembowel all they encounter. But sleep doesn’t come easy, especially when a rabid neighbor invades their home looking more dead than alive. Mechanic Barry ( Jay Gallagher) and his family find it beautiful, but as far as the grand scheme is concerned they don’t think all that much about it and quickly turn in for the night.
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