Patient Zero

This movie by any means isn't the BEST but it's also not terrible. Okay so the plot isn't awesome but it is to say the least entertaining. Basic zombie movie. They should turn it into a show. I'd watch it over The walking Dead any day!

Terrible script , woeful acting from nearly all involved, god-awful casting and just plain bad movie making - that just about sums this one up...sadly! Was hopeful for a new Zombo movie with a new twist but this just descended into lower than low budget z-movie territory and makes the Danny Trejo low budgeters look like masterpieces. Matt Smith with a crew cut and American accent - Oh my! That was awful from the start, he should stick to his long hair and polite doctor who garb as he just looks and sounds so out of place in this movie and comes across as a real dweeb; ridiculous wild sex scene ten minutes in didn't help the continuity much either and who told Agyness Deyn she could act and included her in this travesty needs fired; why is it these vacuous models think they can act and are given the opportunity when there are so many good aspiring young actors who need the job and can actually act is beyond me - nepotism has never been so strong in the movie industry! The whole thing is set underground obviously to save money and gives the impression of an extremely low budget Doctor Who episode. I liked the idea of intelligent zombies but it came across as a mashup of 28 Days Later crossed with Day Of The Dead and The Colony but the script was woefully inadequate and to be brutally frank - its just not very interesting!!! If you are like me an an avid Zombie movie fan I am afraid you will be very disappointed with this tiresome effort! The only thing it doesn't have to make it any worse is the usual BLM , LGBT libtard agenda thankfully.

It appears that we have been saturated with zombie movies in the recent years and their quality overall went way down. So I was skeptical when I saw this new zombie flick title, especially made in 2018. I watched the trailer and recognized some of the actors I generally liked so I decided to give this movie a shot. When I started to read the reviews (most of them were like 1 out of 10), it made me a bit uneasy and apprehensive and I started to have doubts if I made a right decision to get it from Netflix. Let me assure you, however, that the movie is entertaining (as it should be) and it is not your typical zombie movie where body parts are constantly flying and streets are flowing with river of blood. To a degree, the move was "cerebral". I enjoyed it thoroughly, hence the subject line: "do not listen to the critics."

This movie was fairly well acted and unfortunately did not utilize Stanley Tucci enough. The story was promising as the infected could actually communicate, which makes for an interesting Zombie film. Despite a great premise and strong actors it could not save this movie from poor writing. The movie was painfully dull at times and felt flat. The ending seemed as if they just cut the tape at a random point. If they are thinking making a part II they should pass.

I've seen far worse Zombie movies than this one. It's not as bad as some of the reviewers on here make out. The genre I guess has been done to death, but this movie has a couple of original story points that make it watchable.