This low-budget homage to the zombie genre borrows heavily from superior predecessors and revels in a pile of its own campiness -- neither original nor watchable enough to entertain. Read critic reviews
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Survivors (Felicity Mason, Mungo McKay, Rob Jenkins) band together after a meteor shower transforms the residents of an Australian fishing village into flesh-eating zombies.
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Rating: R (Violence|Language|Gore)
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Genre: Horror, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig
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Producer: Peter Spierig, Michael Spierig
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Writer: Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $30.3K
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Distributor: Art Port
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Production Co: Spierigfilm
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Enough guts and gore to entertain, characters were all interesting, it's kind of campy and there were many plot holes but the explanation of zombies and aliens were quite intelligent, jokes were funny too, maybe a little bit too dark to be a good black comedy. It's certainly different than any other zombie films I've seen.
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Probably the most bizarre and unpredictable Zombie movie ever! This low-budget Aussie effort starts off as an extremely gory and darkly comic "Shaun of the the Dead" type flick, then things get a little... weird! Too weird for me. But I enjoyed the first half of the film delivering some very good bloody action despite the low-budget.
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Australian zombie movie . Blood, Gore zombies & More!! It helped me zone out, I was having a bad day & this took the stress away at least for a time. Was cool as there?s something other than zombies in here. There were funny bits to it as well. (although those to me look a bit of a rip off of another movie but I don?t want to ruin the surprise. Although I think it gets mentioned mid movie. SO between the blood & the parts that made me laugh out of surprise , because I?m sick in the head demented or that they were actually funny.. (not sure which were what) but I quite enjoyed it. And like I said there?s an added for lake of better term ?Twist? to the zombies in the movie.. B
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Okay so if you have seen Peter Jackson's Bad Taste then this film may seem a bit familiar with it's Zombie/Alien plot and it's all around kookiness. But that is where any comparison ends, as Undead is a very hyper-stylized and imaginative take on a style of horror that has had trouble finding a lot of critical success outside of Australia. But with such a pretty country as it's backdrop and loads of great effects, and characters. Undead unravels into a really cool little film to watch, despite some plot issues that cause a little confusion, at least with me Undead is worth a look for those who enjoy a good gore filled Zom-Com.
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