Evcol Morris

It's just so dull... a tissue thin plot, which is fine if you had interesting characters and character development, which is minimal... Zombie stories have been done to death, if you're going to make another movie in this genre at least mix it up a little... this film is too long to maintain an audiences interest... it's Just very, very boring!!

It started out so well... a good, strong idea well executed... but then, due to what seems to be the writer's lack of confidence in their own script, it descended into an absolute mess, with the final two and a half episodes seemingly like they were from a different story entirely. Shame as the actors worked really hard, but the material failed them.

This started out so well, interesting characters, great social commentary, insightful performances... and then towards the middle of episode 4 it went completely off the rails and became a mess of over convoluted storylines which were executed poorly... it wasn't the performances that let it down, it was weak script writing and direction... a real shame as in the early stages it was so eloquent in what it was saying... what a waste of an opportunity....

Incredibly weak script and shockingly bad direction... disappointing, especially when it seems as though the cast are giving it their all...

What a dreadful, ill-conceived, badly written drama, with two dimensional characters, no believable relationship development, sloppy direction, gimmicky camerawork and a relentless score which ultimately results in the viewer having little or no cares for the eventual outcome of any of the characters... it boasts a creative team with great talent... clearly they weren't at their best when they cooked this one up!!!

It's just so terribly, terribly bad in every department that you have to finish watching it if only for the unintentional comedy value alone... how this was ever made is beyond me... that said, kudos to these guys for actually convincing folks to finance it in the first place...

Utterly self indulgent leaving me to ask 'what was the point of all that!'