Night Zero

Wasn't all bad, but there was enough to give this a low rating. The quality was quite good as low budget films go. The acting was ok at times, though it did seem to be improvised a lot.

I was frustrated as it had potential to be better. The topic of the film was to do with human anger, I think, but the constant shouting and angry confrontations between the couples got a bit annoying.

It didn't matter who they were shouting at, it just seemed everyone was angry. Sometimes for no real reason! Which I guess is human anger, but it was just too much.

The sound was quite bad. The dialogue seemed to dip now and again (maybe distortion caused by all that shouting!). The background noise didn't make sense, with police sirens going past and crowds shouting.

The worst part for me was this constant beeping in the house. It really ended up putting me off what the actors were saying.

With the sound issues and all the shouting, I really wanted to reach for the remote. I did watch to the end, which did allow me to see what the film was trying to say, but what an anticlimax. Or maybe that is the wrong word to use, as the last 5 mins was the most exciting part of this film.

If the rest of the film was left out I probably would have enjoyed it more.

Going from ear popping shouting to barely audible conversations leaving you constantly fiddling with the volume.

About the only thing consistent is the damn smoke alarm low battery warning. Someone needs to change that thing

This film had such huge potential, but the sound quality is ridiculously poor. The film starts off promising and begins to spiral.

Full star reviews seem to be people involved with the film trying to bump the numbers.

I don't know if anyone else had the same perception, but I felt like there were 2 different movies going on here.

Now let me say first, that I am THE zombie fanatic. Like some of you, I have sat through movies filmed on someone's cell phone just on the off chance that they came up with something clever. I'm that much of a fan.

But I didn't want to see zombies in this flick.

The first movie was about the couples...the breaking up couple, the couple who was pregnant and about to move, and the Indian couple. I enjoyed that movie. The acting was good to me and I believed their conflicts and stories. I believed the dynamic between the people.

The second movie was the zombie flick. Everything, and I do mean EVERYTHING that had to do with the zombies was horrible to me. The same people whose acting I liked when they were dealing with their relationships, suddenly made no sense to me once the zombies arrived. Everybody was hysterical, and not in a good and believable way. It just fell apart for me.

I kept thinking, they had the makings of a good little adult movie here, but somebody insisted ton adding a Hollywood touch, hence the zombies, and the poor people didn't know what to do with it.

Dear me, Where to start? I won't bother. There was the smoke alarm battery beeping for what seemed the entire monstrosity. Main gripe about it was it kept me awake. Why are there never vegetarian zombies? Munching their way through your cabbage patch.