User Reviews

I saw this one under the title FINAL DAYS, and it immediately seemed very familiar given that I'd previously watched the Korean movie #ALIVE. Turns out both are based on the same script, so technically one isn't a remake of the other. In any case, the Korean film is inevitably far better: the cast is better (with the exception of Donald Sutherland, the one stand-out here), the direction much improved, and it has oodles more suspense and genuine fear in the zombie scenes. This one has a solid plot but it feels more like a B-movie and the main character isn't particulaly likeable, making it hard to care about his plight.

So, there's a Korean version. I haven't seen it. Korean zombie films are far superior to most of the American trash being cranked out, today, but this film isn't that bad.

There isn't stupid sex scenes that serve no purpose except to give jollies to grown up adolescents who used to sneak copies of dad's Playboy.

There's no hooters...for no reason... except for the same version I stated above.

SOME Horror film makers are FINALLY learning, not just men, watch Horror. Welcome to the 21st century, ya'll...

The movie is actually just a zombie film with people doing the rational thing...trying to survive, rather than having sex and making stupid decisions.

Don't get me wrong...this film isn't without its problems, and I REALLY get tired of the, "I'm young and stupid and so I have to fall apart," angle in films now, but...I also have to realize, I'm older than even some of the parents of the kids who watch this stuff now, and their generation is MUCH different than mine.

Not that people of my generation don't fall apart too...but our decisions are different. Our way of thinking IS different because our parents were DEFINITE survivors and that's how many of us were raised.

I actually liked this movie...and that's something I RARELY say about American Horror, these days.

Give it a watch.

Mostly annoyed. No offense to the guy playing Aiden, but his "acting" was off-- sometimes overacting, sometimes underacting, and he always seemed to have his shirt off (more annoyance).

Other than him, the story was okay. There was enough tension and excitement that I remained interested the entire movie. And as bad as Aiden was, the actor was good enough to carry the entire film.

Kudos to the producers for convincing a living legend in Donald Sutherland to keep his SAG membership active by doing a cameo in this low budget movie.

And the ending was quite exciting, if not contrived. Doesn't take much for people to fall in love anymore, does it.

4/10- decent story with painfully annoying male lead.