Autumn (2009)
Director: Steven RumbelowWriters: David Moody, Steven Rumbelow
Cast: Dexter Fletcher, Dickon Tolson, Lana Kamenov, Anton Brejak, David Carradine
A horrible virus kills billions within minutes. The few survivors that are left have to deal with the shock of the apocalypse, and they have no idea that things are about to get much worse.
Unoriginal low budget zombie nonsense about a virus wiping out most of mankind, leaving a small group of survivors in the city. When the dead start to walk again it causes tension between the group so Carl, Michael and Emma decide to break away and head out to the countryside.
Unashamedly derivative plot is not helped by poor camera work and direction and even poorer acting. The first mostly talky half of the movie feels like you are sitting in on a alcoholic anonymous meeting. Slight highlight for cult movie lovers will be seeing the late David Carradine turn up as a Norman Bates styled loner looking after his zombie mother. Move along people there's nothing to see here.
(3 out of 10)Unashamedly derivative plot is not helped by poor camera work and direction and even poorer acting. The first mostly talky half of the movie feels like you are sitting in on a alcoholic anonymous meeting. Slight highlight for cult movie lovers will be seeing the late David Carradine turn up as a Norman Bates styled loner looking after his zombie mother. Move along people there's nothing to see here.
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