Block Z

This film is more thrilling like Train to Busan! You should see the intense action in the movie!

I found this movie to be an average zombie movie. The story is standard for a zombie movie that goes with a group of survivors trying to survive against zombies while going to a current location. It's pretty predictable throughout and doesn't bring anything new to the genre. The movie itself is enjoyable with the action scenes in it with the characters fighting against the zombies and is suspenseful throughout. But the movie is repetitive with the characters going to a current location and one of them getting killed by the zombies. The ending is fine, but nothing too interesting to say anything about.

A far cry from Hollywood zombie films. But it is a 6 for me because it shows promise.

Look, this is definitely not a groundbreaking zombie movie. If that's what you're looking for, you're missing the point. What some of the harsh reviews seem to ignore are all of the references to other horror films (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, 28 Days Later, Resident Evil, to name a few- I even saw a scene that was taken from Wrong Turn). This is clearly a director who knows and respects the horror genre. As an avid horror fan, I truly appreciate it when directors pay homage to others that have come before them. Are there plot holes? Yes, and the same can be said for pretty much all films. Is the script lacking in some places? Maybe, but it didn't detract from overall impact of the film...and I don't tend to watch action/horror for the non-stop, clever repartee. Was it an original take on the zombie theme? No. But at least this movie doesn't insist upon itself like so many of the hackneyed, pretentious features that are littering the mainstream movie industry. In conclusion, Block Z is an entertaining film that I would watch again.

Give it a fair rating for being first ... but it was not as good as i thought it would be, story line is not unique, and the setting should have variety