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This movie isn't good horror, comedy, schlock or any other genre I can fit in into. It's terrible in all categories. Avoid like the plague. I want my 90 mins back.
Interesting visual style on this. I don't have high expectations beyond that, but I still want to see this movie.
It was so funny! Don't take this movie seriously; NONE of it could EVER happen. In fact, the plot is absolutely ridiculous, which is what makes it so fun. Great zombie effects and I love the hammy acting (done on purpose of course).
This was hilarious! If you're looking for a "serious" zombie movie, look elsewhere. This movie doesn't take itself seriously, and it pretty much slaps you in the face with that fact right away. There are jokes a plenty stolen from George A. Romero's Dead trilogy, as well as from Sam Raimi's Evil Dead films, among others. It's a twisted, laugh-out-loud good time. If you can appreciate a good horror-comedy, then kick back and enjoy.
I give this one star only because at the start of the movie when it was showing the little country town I almost pissed myself at how it reminded me of my hometown.
The who movie was so lame and unbelievable. However the effects were pretty good for a low budget movie. Just the story was so bad I was laughing most of the way through the movie.
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Synopsis
When deadly meteorites start striking the calm, peaceful community of Berkeley, Australia, a ragtag group of strangers fight for their lives against a hoard of red-blooded zombies that have mysteriously infected the residents. Headed by the town's ex-beauty queen Rene (Felicity Mason) and the village kook, Marion (Mungo McKay), the clan of survivors battle their way through farmhouses, bomb shelters, and back roads until they are faced with a much bigger problem than just the gut-munchers on their trail. The debut feature of writer/directors Michael and Peter Spierig, the film was two and a half years in the making, echoing other no-budget splatter epics like Peter Jackson's Bad Taste and other similarly themed sci-fi horror romps