I Am Alone

This is a low budget exercise with an uneven story, switching randomly between story lines. It couldn't be consistent with the found footage genre--featuring several angles and shots of scenes featuring main characters--which was distracting. Frequently alludes to being "In the Rockies" but mostly shot in flat savannah, river floodplains or irrigation ditches. Early on a main character is floating DOWNSTREAM to reach the mountains. Huh? Zombies roam main street for a long time before the crack reporters pick up on it. These might have been overlooked with a less predictable plot. Still, you might enjoy it for its sincerity. Just keep your expectations low.

I loved this movie. It was a refreshing take on a two beat to death sub-genres. I went in knowing that it was a low-budget zombie flick playing the "found footage" card and it turned out way better than what I was expecting.

The budget (or lack thereof) really only shows in the CDC room (equipment is just too low-tech) and maybe on some zombie makeup closeups. There are a few shaky acting bits but Gareth David-Lloyd's performance as Jacob Fitts makes up for that.

All in all this is a well-written original story by Robert A. Palmer & Michael A. Weiss, IMHO. The GoPro shots are are also amazing. Outstanding indie horror filmmaking for sure. Kudos to all involved.

I came across this movie during my many Hulu adventures. Not expecting much but a run of the mill genre flick. But no, this movie build characters without sacrificing the intent on creating a zombie movie. You felt for the characters and their journey. 'I Am Alone' isolated you in that way.

Survivor Man meets Blair Witch Project meets zombies.

I can't believe the high ratings for this crummy movie.

There is nothing salvageable whatsoever from this "found footage" film.

The acting is good enough, but that's about it.

Honestly, it's TERRIBLE. I don't want to spoil anything for you, if you actually wish to waste roughly an hour and a half of your life to watch this crap, but I SINCERELY DO NOT RECOMMEND IT.

Cut a finger and watch your own blood clot; THAT will be more exciting than sitting and watching this movie.