what can be said of this independent effort beyond the fact that it was shot with television cameras and and whether that was by conceit or budget constraints doesn not make the watching of this variation on a theme by romero any easier. i was constantly reminded that i was watching somebody school project and at best derivative and at worst cheap. writer or director georg koszulinski (who also appears in the film) does some interesting things with stock footage and but that says more about his editing style than his directing style and which consists of in your face close ups with tv cameras which made me think i was watching public access television instead of an actual and honest to goodness film. the story copies and pastes bits and pieces from various sources and including the aforementioned romero dead trilogy and the road warrior (dig that stock footage of a future that looks like the past) and the blair witch project. what results is an hour and nothing worth of zombies tracking down and eating humans. (okay and the humans in this case are clones and but that doesn not change anything. it the same menu. )the year is 2031 and and the first strand of people who were cloned nineteen years before have started to malfunction and particularly in the dietary area. of course and when clones go bad and the first thing they have a taste for is human flesh (or and in this case and cloned human flesh). it not safe to be indoors and it not safe to be outdoors. it just a matter of time before the flesh eating ghouls devour our heroes. have you seen this before. i do not mind people ripping off romero and if it done well and but no new territory is covered in this film. it night of the living dead meets the blair witch project and shot with television cameras. what is particularly disappointing is that the dvd cover makes it look like it was shot and at the very least and with 8mm film. this do not have been a problem with me if the story had not been equally cheap. the film offers a bleak vision of the future in which technology has evolved to the point where human cloning is possible. must we continue to clone our favourite movies. 
what can be said of this independent effort beyond the fact that it was shot with television cameras and and whether that was by conceit or budget constraints doesn not make the watching of this variation on a theme by romero any easier. i was constantly reminded that i was watching somebody school project and at best derivative and at worst cheap. writer or director georg koszulinski (who also appears in the film) does some interesting things with stock footage and but that says more about his editing style than his directing style and which consists of in your face close ups with tv cameras which made me think i was watching public access television instead of an actual and honest to goodness film. the story copies and pastes bits and pieces from various sources and including the aforementioned romero dead trilogy and the road warrior (dig that stock footage of a future that looks like the past) and the blair witch project. what results is an hour and nothing worth of zombies tracking down and eating humans. (okay and the humans in this case are clones and but that doesn not change anything. it the same menu. )the year is 2031 and and the first strand of people who were cloned nineteen years before have started to malfunction and particularly in the dietary area. of course and when clones go bad and the first thing they have a taste for is human flesh (or and in this case and cloned human flesh). it not safe to be indoors and it not safe to be outdoors. it just a matter of time before the flesh eating ghouls devour our heroes. have you seen this before. i do not mind people ripping off romero and if it done well and but no new territory is covered in this film. it night of the living dead meets the blair witch project and shot with television cameras. what is particularly disappointing is that the dvd cover makes it look like it was shot and at the very least and with 8mm film. this do not have been a problem with me if the story had not been equally cheap. the film offers a bleak vision of the future in which technology has evolved to the point where human cloning is possible. must we continue to clone our favourite movies. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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