Zombies from Sector 9

One of the best Independent Zombie films since Brian Paulin's Bone Sickness! Low budget gore and humor at its finest. For fans of Euro-Splatter a must!!

I did the music so my review is biased but I honestly just love this film. Give it a shot, enjoy it for what it is and have fun!

If you've watched it as many times as I have, then you should know that I've got an interview with local women eating beans.

Go on, watch this film, do it, do it for your son.

Anyway, this film is a lot of splatter and a lot of fun made with a lot of heart from everyone involved.

Its destined to be a cult classic down the line.

Some people go into this expecting something a little serious, but you're not gonna get that here, although the film does have its dark moments! But mostly it's just all out fun and gore, it knows exactly what it is and does exactly what it says on the tin. Can not go wrong at all if you go in being a splatter / horror fan, The over the top death scenes are really a sight to see!

BEAAAAAANSSSSSSS!!!!! See you later Karl!

I love his movies because there not done with computer effects, but everything is made as in the good old times with horror movies. ZOMBIES FROM SECTOR 9, I really enjoyed it, I can't even remember the last time I saw a movie with such a creativity and creepy, gore, slasher atmosphere in. CHECK IT OUT!

I really enjoyed this film, the story was creative and I had fun watching it. This independent feature had some decent practical effects but it also had great attention to detail. For a low budget feature it ranks with me pretty high on my scale. Go into this movie with the intention of having fun and you will enjoy this feature.

Zombies from Sector 9 is the first feature production from the Belgian director Rob Ceus, who made the movie together with Inge Vanleene. The movie itself is an independent production which was made with a lot of love for the genre, as you might notice by the obvious references. For example the living room of the lead character Bookwalker (who's name is a tribute to indie director J.R. Bookwalter) is covered with posters from B classics such as Basket Case. Long story short, ZFS9 is a fun zombie flick filled with guts & gore. Rubber aliens, delightfully cheesy fx, cameo's from Rob's fellow indie film makers and an awesome retro soundtrack. A absolute recommendation to the true fans of independent gorefests.