Invasion of the Not Quite Dead

Invasion of the Not Quite Dead is a tale of blood, sweat and tears, both in front of and behind the camera. The film is dark, gritty and has some hard hitting themes. The soundtrack is fantastic and the visuals overall are really impressive, as is the makeup and SFX. Despite the '15 years in the making' the film doesn't look dated and overall I'd say it is a masterpiece of crowdfunded cinematography. Will it win any Oscars? Probably not but kudos must go to Ad Lane for realising his dream and bringing this to life. I hope his legacy is inspiring the next generation of film makers to dare to dream big. 10/10 for effort x.

Recently watched this 15 years in the making and a modern masterpiece of film work. Beautifully shot and amazing lighting gives this film a haunting feel. Amazing soundtrack by Wheatus gives it a tense feeling, Fully immersive story and makes you feel tingly. I've known the director for many years and through public donations and help from many famous faces this project has finally come to fruition. A modern masterpiece and throughly impressive film, deserves lots of recognition and a great cast. Great job by all involved, Anthony Lane the director has had his own issues during the last 15 years but managed to pull it altogether.

Cool little indie movie. Backed the indiegogo fundraiser a few years ago and jumped at the chance to watch the backers only screener a few nights ago. I had an empty house a few nights ago and sat down to watch by myself with the lights off and volume turned up loud. It's a slow burn character driven movie which is right up my alley. Wasn't quite sure what to expect after backing it a few years ago and it did not disappoint Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish It's a slow burn movie which is a style I have always loved . Good acting,well written,great cinematography and good gore effects and score and a spectacular ending It was all I had hoped for and more and anxiously await for my blu ray to arrive to sit down and give it another watch.

Many years ago, writer/director Anthony Lane took to twitter, asking for backers for his movie project. I was naturally drawn to this, due to the premise that it would be all natural effects, no digital blood and guts. Fast forward about 10 years, and this film is now finished (Tony had some personal things happen along the way, Plus the Covid Lockdown) It's worth the wait. It's not a run of the mill, zombie horror flick. It's a tense drama, which is well written and beautifully acted indie film... with the undead.

Clearly a modern masterpiece, and not just a zombie exploitation film. If you're a fan of The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue, or any of the Romero'Dead' films, or just a fan of Independent Cinema? This is for you!

When I first stumbled upon this independent film, I couldn't wait to get involved. I've been a long-time supporter of indie films and filmmakers, especially when it comes to the horror genre. Invasion spoke to me, promising me a rich story within my preferred genre.

The original film has changed dramatically over the course of 15 years in production, but what has been delivered was truly worth the wait. A slow-burn feature that focuses hard on story and character development while giving horror-loving audiences gore and gruesome demises.

The cast and crew are troopers, having filmed this feature over four years. The cinematography and visual effects are exceptional while the music helps build the tense atmosphere.

Overall, Invasion of the Not Quite Dead has been a long time coming, but it was well worth it. A compelling story-driven bloody good ride. Congratulations to all involved.