

Zombie Undead
A car roars along a dark stretch of country road, with a distraught Sarah cradling her wounded father, Mark, and desperately trying to stem the bleeding. Having been rerouted to an evacuation facility on the edge of town, Steve, an off‑duty paramedic, races against time, fully aware that Mark's survival is slipping away. The arrival scene is pure chaos: the floor awash with blood as the dying and injured lie scattered, doctors darting back and forth, clearly overwhelmed. A violent convulsion seizes Mark; he loses consciousness and his heart stops, slumping to the floor. As the adrenaline needle slams into her father's heart, Sarah stumbles back and her world fades to black. Upon regaining consciousness, Sarah is greeted by the uneasy silence of a seemingly deserted building. Bleeding and dazed, she stumbles through the darkened corridors, unaware of the fate that awaits her...
Director(s)
Darren S. Cook
Rhys Davies
Cast & Crew
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Reviews
Gimly
Not even diehard fans of the zombie genre should put themselves through this swill. The problems are almost all because of the low budget (the rest of them are because of how apallingly derivative it is) but they are too glaringly obvious to get past. _Final rating:★ - Of no value. Avoid at all costs._
Zombie Undead FAQs
The directors of Zombie Undead are Darren S. Cook and Rhys Davies.
The cast of Zombie Undead includes Ruth King as Sarah, Barry Thomas as Steve, Christopher J. Herbert as Phil, Steven Dolton as Farmer, Sandra Wildbore as Mary, Gregory Bains as Soldier, Steve Lee Butler as Soldier, Craig Clarke as Zombie, Kit Cox as Zombie, Carl Cruse as Casper, Ty Jon Knowles as Soldier, Gavin-Lee Pate as Surgeon Zombie, and more.
The duration of Zombie Undead is 1h 19 mins.
Yes. You can watch the Zombie Undead trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
Zombie Undead was released on 15 Jan 2010.
Zombie Undead is listed under Horror on Fanbiz.
Zombie Undead has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 2.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Not even diehard fans of the zombie genre should put themselves through this swill. The problems are almost all because of the low budget (the rest of them are because of how ap..."





