John (Manuel Urbaneck-Germany's Adrian Brody) survives the zombie apocalypse. He bumps into Nick (Jan Bohlenschmidt) on his wanderings. Nick has the co-ordinates of a supposed safe zone which gives them purpose as they must battle other humans lead by Steven Mooers who looks like a Southern Plantation owner.

The voice overs were done with atypical voices adding humor, I believe intentional, to the production. It still takes heads shots for some reason, even though this is a zombie virus. Knives go through skulls like a hot knife through butter.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. They talk about raping a girl but then kill her before it happens.

These guys did an awesome job, writing, directing AND acting it out. Are you kidding me??? What a monumental effort and result. It was great. Yeah, you can't find too many new angles in zombie movies but the scenery, the different vibes, even the slight noticeable accents added to the overall effect that made it different enough to be enjoyable. And never mind the people who say if it's a positive review it's got something to do with the production. They don't know what they're talking about. They've obviously watched too many zombie movies, thinking each one thereafter has to outdo the previous, not giving credit for creativity. This is entertainment after all. However, the one thing that is worthy about the storyline I believe is it's not too far removed from reality. There will be sane people struggling with what is going on and there will be psychopaths and murderers who live off the hook. Some of you better wise up before your nightmares come alive and eat you.

For a zombie flick, this was refreshing. Of course there are a lot of repetitive elements from the genre, but because this is not your typical Hollywood production, it kinda feels different. Well done.