Anger of the Dead

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This came up in my Tubi feed as a suggestion today. So i started to watch it. It seems running zombie movies are the rage now. Even George Romero said Zombies shouldn't run. So when I see a zombie movie and they run it gets turned off. You cannot survive something that can outrun you. The second thing. Her husband calls her and tells her to stay put , lock the doors and don't answer it. So any normal loving parent would be checking on her child when told of this news. She seemed like she could care less. Then she watches this thing eat her kid. The first thing you do is defend and protect your child at all costs. Even if it means giving up your life for their's. The quality was good but it couldn't save it from me watching the first 10 minutes of it and shutting it off. Just say NO to running Zombie Movies.

Slow, boring and dull. Thank God I only paid a buck for this . Watch anything from George Romero and avoid this like the plauge. But if you're having trouble sleeping throw this on and you'll be out in fifteen minutes.

As soon as I saw Uwe Boll's name attached in the opening credits as a producer, I knew I was in for another garbage fest. I wasn't wrong. Horrible writing. Horrible dialogue. Horrible acting. Horrible scoring and choices for where score should even GO. Don't waste your time.

"Apocalisse Zero - Anger of the Dead" and "Age of the Dead" are both the same Uwe Boll production. A virus or youth protesting causes a zombie outbreak. We poorly follow two subplots. One is about Alice who is pregnant and lost her daughter to a zombie snack. She hooks up with Steve and Peter and apparently drive around through Europe for four months as we get a "four months later" tag. Meanwhile another man is experimenting with a woman, possibly a patient zero, and in spite of her importance, she seems to be a sex toy based on the brief scenes of guys straightening out their pants when they leave her. The two subplots come together as we discover the proverbial ferry taking people away to an uninfected island. There are not a lot of characters. The few that exist are boring and don't talk much. We don't get to know these people. Guide: Implied sex, nudity (Désirée Giorgetti)

Pregnant Alice (a fine and credible performance by Roberta Sparta) and decent dude Stephen (nicely played by Marius Bizau) fight to survive in a hostile world in which an outbreak of flesh-eating zombies isn't the only threat to mankind's safety. Writer/director Francesco Picone keeps the familiar, but still engrossing story moving along at a brisk pace, adroitly crafts a strong sense of mounting dread, delivers several cool moments of nasty gore, and maintains an appropriately tough'n'gritty take-no-prisoners tone (a couple of little girls actually get killed and eaten in this film!). The competent acting from the game no-name cast helps a lot: Aaron Stielstra as the ruthless Rooker, Michael Bizua as the vulnerable Peter, Desiree Giorgetti as a severely traumatized woman, and Claudio Camilli as dim-witted brute Hulk. Moreover, the characters are drawn with refreshing depth; even the bad guy Rooker possesses a certain wounded humanity. The surprise bummer ending packs a jolting punch. An on the money shocker.

Spoilers...of the first 10 minutes. Honestly so bad I shut it off. How the lady reacted to the situation was horrible. She ran away from the zombie..LEAVING HER 4 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER TO FEND FOR HERSELF. I have kids, I would have been going crazy trying to find my kid and make sure they are OK. And only after the zombie left did she start crying about her eaten daughter.

It was a good watch to eat a perfect butter popcorn with my son! :)

Horror movies today survive on effects budgets and the number of graphic deaths on screen--unfortunately. But bad acting is death. To see bad acting in a film of any genre is death, this because the audience immediately doesn't believe the behavior they're seeing. Luckily this movie doesn't discount that important fact. Here, the cast is very strong and they assist the mediocre story past its dubious outcomes and character motivations. The zombies who run rampant are eclipsed by a cast of humans more messed up and nasty than most. Aaron Stielstra (as a demented, sadistic warlord) is not to be forgotten, as are attractive leads Roberta Sparta and Marius Bizau, both lending gravity to the usual doomed zombie escape- plans. Desiree' Giorgetti is memorable as the movie's damaged mute prisoner. Despite some melodramatic music pieces and the fact that the protagonist seriously lacks Mommy skills--due to the script--the movie has an excellent pace and is beautifully photographed. Carlo Diamantini's makeup is to be applauded, as well. Some dodgy locations may bewilder viewers accustomed to seeing familiar American sights, but the overall nightmare-fantasy quality to the movie will hopefully silence continuity geeks. Geeks who should be grateful for the acting, rather than squealing about occasional weird-looking license plates. Overall, a strong and vivid flick. But without its equally vivid cast, may not have survived exile to the Walmart bin. Check it out!

But was it good? Well, the beginning was good. SPOILERS: The movie starts out with Alice and her daughter at home in their apartment when.......a zombie comes a knockin on the door. This we saw in the trailer. Well, Alice survives and meets another survivor named Stephen. They hook up and have a few friends with them, so it's your basic zombie survival movie. Not everyone makes it. And there's a lot of drama in between. The movie jumps four months ahead to where Alice is pregnant. I actually found that to be the scariest part of the movie because it would be terrifying to be pregnant in a zombie apocalypse with fast moving zombies all over. And I was scared to watch the last twenty minutes because I didn't know what would happen to her. Turns out, how it ended is not what I was expecting at all. There is a dual story here with a woman being experimented on and abused by some soldier guys. I wasn't really happy with that part of the movie, too much violence against women. But her story eventually converges with Alice's story. This kind of movie you will either like it or hate it. I found it suspenseful enough to keep me watching till the end because I didn't know what would happen to Alice and Stephen. It's low budget and there aren't enough main characters. It really needed a few more. And there were times I felt the movie just came to a screeching halt with too much talking and no action, but it has its moments. I have seen a lot worse, I've also seen a lot better. For a low budget, it's average.