Exelently funny disgusting tribute. A must see.

Rating: 9/10 (22 March 2004)

The first few minutes of the film are pure genius. The build up of the situation with the zombies is fantastic. The zombies themselves are a clever mix of the zombies from the original trilogy and from the recent '28 days later'. They still trudge around groaning in the classic chillingly mindless way. But then they see a human and go beserk and start running ferociosly towards there prey with all their strength. They are fantastic mindless killers.
The gore is second to none in quality and quantity. This film is the result of the director and screenplay writer being true fans of the genre paying tribute to all classic zombie movies. This is not a remake. So if you see other people winging that, "it's not as good as the origional" just ignore it. GO AND SEE THIS MOVIE for yourself. Ignore the title and accept it for the quality modern horror that it is. This is one of the very few movies that had potential, recieved the budget it desrerved, was taken seriously by all involved, was directed in an origional and peasingly clever way, and was pulled off as one of the most entertaining movies in a long time.
The movie doesn't get boring at any time. The comic relief between the scary, frightening, disgusting (very), and genuinely sad moments is timed perfectly. You will know exactly what I mean when you hear the jazz version of 'down with the sickness'. Everyone laughed and some even applauded the timing.
This film is a fantastic cinema experience. GO and see it at the big screen while you can. A must.
PS. The ending is great. Stay seated through the credits.