Tch.Īnd this is not a traditional zombie movie, so if you like me sit down to watch "Darkest Day" hoping it is a proper zombie movie, you will be sorely disappointed. And it was painstakingly clear that writers Will Martin and Dan Rickard had borrowed heavily from writer Alex Garland and director Danny Boyle's 2002 movie. However, it turned out that "Darkest Day" was a mere cash-in and a copy of the 2002 "28 Days Later" movie, and it was not a particularly good imitation. I picked up a copy of "Darkest Day" given the movie's cover was fairly interesting and depicted zombies. Reviewed by paul_haakonsen 3 / 10 Don't bother with this "infected human" movie. But the story is good and the performances are not bad. The action scenes with shaking camera are annoying and unnecessary. It is an entertaining low budget movie, with deficiencies in edition and camera work, but that can be disregarded considering it budget. "Darkest Hour" is neither a great nor a bad zombie film as most of the reviews indicate. He finds a wanted note with his photo in the pocket of the soldier. But a sniper kills Lisa and Dan subdues and kills the soldier. When a group goes to a supermarket to scavenge supplies, they stumble upon the army and Dan and Lisa escape together. Soon Adi is infected and their friends are forced to kill her. Meanwhile the army is taking over the town.
She brings him to a house with survivors and he befriends the group: the leader Sam (Chris Wandell), Kate (Samantha Bolter), James (Richard Wilkinson), Stephen (Christian Wise), Will (Simon Drake), Adi (Adrienne Wandell) and Satch (Simon Bennett-Leyh). Out of the blue, the man called Ben is murdered by a crazy man and Dan and the woman called Lisa (Christianne van Wijk) flee. He wanders through a derelict town and stumbles upon a couple. Reviewed by claudio_carvalho 5 / 10 Neither Great nor Bad Zombie FilmĪ young man called Dan (Dan Rickard) wakes up on a beach with amnesia.
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