Are We Dead Yet

source: Are We Dead Yet

Horror movies are easy to make - that is a general assumption. And if you take the low budget efforts you can see that it seems that way. On the other hand, while it is "easy" to do them (and cheap mostly), it is not easy to make really good ones. Ones that stay with you long after you've seen that. I doubt very much that even those who liked this movie, will remember it days after watching it or even go for a rewatch. Having said that, I have seen way worse movies and there is some fun here. Especially with the somewhat witty characters (knowledgeable I reckon would be the better term, when it comes to their horror movies - and quite a few are referenced here). Intentions are good and some will be entertained by this to a degree but for most it probably is something to avoid entirely.

A great chill out film, full of comedic and horror action. Thanks Fredi, I'm looking out for your other.

Amazon Prime has this called 'The Living Dead'. But yeah here it is on IMDB with a different name. What is up with this nonsense? -1 Star for that right off the bat... Okay really this is a bad movie... but i made it to the end. 2/10

Bad acting alone, I couldn't understand majority of the cast. Perhaps because I'm not British, but mainly because the accent they all had was ugly. Throw in all the "horror" parts in pitch black rooms, and comedy that wasn't funny, and that's this movie.

Five robbers hide out in the cursed and haunted Drakelaw Manor. The "living dead" are not zombies but ghosts. Some want the curse lifted so they can move on while others think it might be a bad idea. The film is in the middle of a comedy-horror. It attempts to be funny by creating dumb characters. The horror effects were okay, but the setting canceled out any scare. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity

I don't understand why so many bad reviews, this movie is good, the story line is actually good, it is funny the actors are good, makeup fantastic, I have seen it twice, and truly don't understand why people are saying is bad. I truly recommend to watch it.

Its a bit off the usual horror comedy style, but it has its scares, and it has its funny moments, especially in the first part, else its a very bad storytelling, and the horrors in the dark, well they stay in the dark, cause the filmcrew hadnt paid the gasbill for light and heat at the filming location. its darn dark and having actors in dark suits and even actors born with dark skin, it aint easy to figure out what'e,what'a,whats going on. so whats said and done in the dark stays in the dark, the acting have some talent and the slapstick intrusions are good, but not easily for me , the grumpy old man to recommend.

This British film tries to inject its humour in this movie. It is something a younger Guy Ritchie might have made earlier on in his directorial career. It feels like a film that is out dated and better suited if it had been made over a decade ago for it to be truly appreciated...

This guy tried what Asylum has done for years - trying to get BIG money through CHEAP production, a VERY simple script and CHEAP actors - by using a familiar movie-name. The people behind this movie (apparantly) tried with BOTH "The living dead" and "Are we *dead* yet", an obvious try to cash in on "The living dead"-series and ALSO "Are we done yet?" respectively "Are we there yet?". "Fredi Kruga Nwaka" is a lousy Director/ Writer/ Actor AND a man who is trying to earn big money by doing the "Asylum-trick". You can decide if he will succeed by doing this - or not. One thing is certain - this movie is awful.