I am a Walking Dead fan. I even like Fear the Walking Dead. My standards are not very high. I like zombie movies.

The first six minutes are a mess. Tries to set the tone, but it looks more like badly made home made video than anything else.

The rest is a series of short clips showing the virus effects on different people from different walks of life. Almost a documentary.

The quality of the acting varies wildly. From really really bad and laughable to decent. Most are on the lower side of the scale.

The label "low budget" is evident everywhere, including the so called zombies.

It is not scary, and no surprises.

Should have given them a 2 but I felt sorry for them.

This movie is much better than its average rating. Not all the stories in this anthology are good, but there are certain stories and scenes with some fantastic zombie content. I feel like the weaker content overshadows the good for too many viewers. If you can be patient with the weaker stories then this film is worth watching. The best stories are found half-way and towards the end.

My favourites were the zombie attack during the traffic stop, the amiable guy who holed up with his movie collection, the harrowing scenes with the husband whose wife has been infected in the other room, and of course the maniac laughing virus variant in the UK was completely chilling.

For those who enjoy not just zombies but also zombie fandom, this film is a great display of many stories from independent, zero-budget film makers.

Not the same old crap...tits, nudity and stupid people doing stupid things.

This is more like what people will be doing if a zombie apocalypse happens.

The only thing I didn't like was the very first of the film, before the "film segments" started.

The rest of the film was great though and the segment with the dorky geeks using the Apocalypse to make a zombie film, was hilarious.

NOT a found footage film, this film is more an amalgamation of what people would do after the poo hits the fan.

I really liked it.