Pher Halliwell

COMPELLING! TRANSCENDENT! WORTHWHILE! I'm not strictly religious (although spiritual); I admire the concept portrayed in the film: that of meeting your god/deities and for them to help you beforehand to get over a tragic event and bring closure to your life... it's simply transcendent, it's the perfect representation of what religion means to people for improving their own lives. It legit compelled me enough to spill a few tears, since it allows for the neutral, objective point of view (-"oh, that person is going through this psychological trauma..."-) to meet a more spiritual perspective half way (-"well, perhaps the person allows their higher self to think this way, they can come to a realization..."-) I do not regret watching and would totally re-watch more than once. :D

Despite being a low-budget zombie film, it feels authentic and the acting is good. It's like that original black-&-white "night of the living dead" film from back in the day, but in color. It might not be exactly what we're used to seeing in more modern zombie productions like FTWD, but it's certainly realistic when it comes to people's reactions and other stuff (except for when zombies literally walk through the door of a supposedly boarded-up house... like they suddenly conjured the strength to get through, lol). But yeah, I'd say it gives a retro feeling to movie night.