Oh, I thought, that's an interesting title. It's guaranteed to be some cheesy rip-off of the Romero films. When I received the film, though, was I in for a letdown. I think this film was shot on a video camera, it was so wretched. A guy investigates murders at a local factory and finds out that it is due to zombies or something. I didn't know. The clip they showed from THE THREE STOOGES was better than the entire film in this case. Endless shots of a guy walking around or driving his car do not a movie make.
It was so hard to sit through, I nearly had to stop it, but I battled it through to the ending, where the film nearly redeems itself by having a fight between humans and zombies at an abandoned factory. Even this falls flat by having atrocious camera-work. The one good thing in the film is the incredibly bad special effects of a laser gun a young boy has (which, incidentally, fries his hamster - something I wasn't too happy about). I think they drew on the film. This no-budget dud is one of the most wretched films you'll ever see.
It was so hard to sit through, I nearly had to stop it, but I battled it through to the ending, where the film nearly redeems itself by having a fight between humans and zombies at an abandoned factory. Even this falls flat by having atrocious camera-work. The one good thing in the film is the incredibly bad special effects of a laser gun a young boy has (which, incidentally, fries his hamster - something I wasn't too happy about). I think they drew on the film. This no-budget dud is one of the most wretched films you'll ever see.