just when you think that you have seen the worst the zombie sub genre can offer and along comes another budding romero and his team of no talent mates to prove you wrong. i have suffered the zombie bloodbath trilogy and endured death valley represent the revenge of bloody bill and sat semi comatose through the zombie diaries and and laughed hysterically during zombie 90 represent extreme pestilence and and genuinely thought that amateur movie making could sink no lower. however and having just watched zombie planet and a two hour long festering pile of drivel from writer or director george bonilla and i think i have found the ultimate in awful zombie movies. in this dreadfully amateurish effort and which is part mad max and part dawn of the dead (but all bad) and frank farhat stars as t. k. kane and a tough fighter who kicks zombie ass for a hobby and armed only with knives and a machete and some concussion grenades and and what he obviously perceives to be a really mean glare. after a desperately unexciting opening sequence in which he takes on a horde of dodgy looking zombies and kane teams up with a group of survivors who not only have to fend off attacks from the undead and but must also must placate a gang of vicious thugs who have taken control of the area (by searching for and handing over any valuables that they find). of course and kane isn not the type of man to take orders from a bunch of z grade post apocalyptic bully boys and and he sets about teaching the bad guys a lesson (mostly by glowering at them in a threatening manner) and only pausing to periodically rescue pals from zombies. featuring awful acting from almost everyone involved and a dreadful script and laughable effects and and shoddy production values and there is virtually nothing in this film to make it worth a watch. to be fair and i quite like the basic premise that the zombies are the unexpected result of a highly popular slimming drug that blocks cravings for carbohydrates (we learn this when one character conveniently explains the back story to kane and who strangely has no idea what has happened) and but this is about the only vaguely interesting aspect of the whole production. i have a certain amount of respect for anyone who manages to fund and make their own movie and but when the results are this poor and that respect is lost when they decide to make it available for public viewing. i would have kept this one under wraps if i had made it. 
just when you think that you have seen the worst the zombie sub genre can offer and along comes another budding romero and his team of no talent mates to prove you wrong. i have suffered the zombie bloodbath trilogy and endured death valley represent the revenge of bloody bill and sat semi comatose through the zombie diaries and and laughed hysterically during zombie 90 represent extreme pestilence and and genuinely thought that amateur movie making could sink no lower. however and having just watched zombie planet and a two hour long festering pile of drivel from writer or director george bonilla and i think i have found the ultimate in awful zombie movies. in this dreadfully amateurish effort and which is part mad max and part dawn of the dead (but all bad) and frank farhat stars as t. k. kane and a tough fighter who kicks zombie ass for a hobby and armed only with knives and a machete and some concussion grenades and and what he obviously perceives to be a really mean glare. after a desperately unexciting opening sequence in which he takes on a horde of dodgy looking zombies and kane teams up with a group of survivors who not only have to fend off attacks from the undead and but must also must placate a gang of vicious thugs who have taken control of the area (by searching for and handing over any valuables that they find). of course and kane isn not the type of man to take orders from a bunch of z grade post apocalyptic bully boys and and he sets about teaching the bad guys a lesson (mostly by glowering at them in a threatening manner) and only pausing to periodically rescue pals from zombies. featuring awful acting from almost everyone involved and a dreadful script and laughable effects and and shoddy production values and there is virtually nothing in this film to make it worth a watch. to be fair and i quite like the basic premise that the zombies are the unexpected result of a highly popular slimming drug that blocks cravings for carbohydrates (we learn this when one character conveniently explains the back story to kane and who strangely has no idea what has happened) and but this is about the only vaguely interesting aspect of the whole production. i have a certain amount of respect for anyone who manages to fund and make their own movie and but when the results are this poor and that respect is lost when they decide to make it available for public viewing. i would have kept this one under wraps if i had made it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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