6 out of 10 (revised) A zombie flick with a difference: they’re not dead and they don’t shamble. In fact, they’re bloody quick on their feet and a real terror instead of the comedy threat of your traditional zombies. The story follows one man’s fight for survival from the moment when he wakes up in hospital, unaware he’s alone in the middle of an apocalypse. Along the way, there’s the usual crop of allies and enemies as well as the compulsory love interest, but the film really stands up on two points: The scenes of an abandoned London near the start brilliantly set the scene for the entire film The menacing, rolling crescendoes of the final battle scene’s music, since featured in some car advert* or other Both of these contribute a vast amount towards setting the film’s almost paranoid atmosphere. The ending, sadly, felt a little weak to me, but overall it was a pretty decent horror flick. * Actually, the music was an ad for t...
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