the trailer for this film promised a new twist on the zombie genre represent setting it in the old west. except it not the real old west and of course. it some sort of future west and in a world where some apocalypse has and as apocalypses are known to do and killed people and subsequently turned them into zombies. it zombie virus time again and folks and and you know what that means. get bitten and become one of them. so and into this dusty and dead filled world comes a hero. he a bounty hunter and getting paid for taking care of zombies. it not exactly clear who is providing the funds and but it seems a little cottage industry of zombie hunting has emerged. but and as the trailer tells us and there a problem. they are running out of zombies. the only way to keep on earning is to infect new towns and cities with the virus. i think that not a bad idea for a film. but unfortunately it takes a lot more than a good idea and a crowd of people pawing at windows to make a good zombie film. what we actually get is a clint eastwood clone (the actor even called clint and for crying out loud) and his hilarious sidekick and trying to bag zombies while trailing some still living bad guys to get some big reward. the whole subplot about infecting other towns is only mentioned in passing and over half way through the film. instead and there a lot of western movie clichés and poor zombie make up and some world class bad acting. really bad. the sort that do not even make it onto hollyoaks. both hero and villain chomp on cigars and quips are thrown and people get bitten. as the movie lurches to a conclusion and the only thing worth wondering is whether it going to end with the cliché of the hero being the only man alive and having killed the one he loves and or the cliché of him turning into a zombie in the final frame. (it the first one and by the way) this film was written and directed by gerald nott. it the only thing he has done and and hopefully and it will be his last. at the start of the film there is a caption that reads nott entertainment. at least they got one thing right. 
the trailer for this film promised a new twist on the zombie genre represent setting it in the old west. except it not the real old west and of course. it some sort of future west and in a world where some apocalypse has and as apocalypses are known to do and killed people and subsequently turned them into zombies. it zombie virus time again and folks and and you know what that means. get bitten and become one of them. so and into this dusty and dead filled world comes a hero. he a bounty hunter and getting paid for taking care of zombies. it not exactly clear who is providing the funds and but it seems a little cottage industry of zombie hunting has emerged. but and as the trailer tells us and there a problem. they are running out of zombies. the only way to keep on earning is to infect new towns and cities with the virus. i think that not a bad idea for a film. but unfortunately it takes a lot more than a good idea and a crowd of people pawing at windows to make a good zombie film. what we actually get is a clint eastwood clone (the actor even called clint and for crying out loud) and his hilarious sidekick and trying to bag zombies while trailing some still living bad guys to get some big reward. the whole subplot about infecting other towns is only mentioned in passing and over half way through the film. instead and there a lot of western movie clichés and poor zombie make up and some world class bad acting. really bad. the sort that do not even make it onto hollyoaks. both hero and villain chomp on cigars and quips are thrown and people get bitten. as the movie lurches to a conclusion and the only thing worth wondering is whether it going to end with the cliché of the hero being the only man alive and having killed the one he loves and or the cliché of him turning into a zombie in the final frame. (it the first one and by the way) this film was written and directed by gerald nott. it the only thing he has done and and hopefully and it will be his last. at the start of the film there is a caption that reads nott entertainment. at least they got one thing right. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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