Feel the Dead

I'm a fan of zombie and apocalyptic movies, even low budget ones.

But this is horrible. The acting is atrocious. No matter where you film, there are local actors, people who do plays, and theatre, but you've got to find them. This show feels like whomever was running it just hired their friends, who can't act, to be in it.

The story and decisions people made make no sense. The dialogue is even stupider.

The high ratings must be from the cast and producers, because this thing is just atrocious.

Seriously, if you're going to make a movie, at LEAST get good actors. Everything else can be worked around, but bad acting can NEVER be fixed...

Great start of a serie.

I recently re-watched the walking dead from the start. People forget how much the walking dead has evolved from season 1. In season 1 of the walking dead you could even see masks etc. It was sort of liw budget.

So this serie is very ok, considering it is just the 1st season. It looks like any profesional series that are only in pilot-mode. Much better then most lowbudget series. And just a litle bit lower then the walking dead pilot season. You get used to it very quickly. And if this serie was to continue for more seasons then i am sure the budget would been increased and evolve into something very good/ok:)

I highly recommend this series! Beautiful storytelling from beginning to end! Fantastic performances from all the actors which had me in tears! The humanity of all the characters who are put in this nightmare situation is wonderful and very well handled! Excellent directing, editing and soundtrack. Very high quality considering that it is an independent production. The standout performances, for me, were from Estella Warren, Gianni Capaldi and Gerry Shanahan. They all had a really strong presence on screen and carried the series well. Zombie stories have been done so many times but this is honestly one of the best I've ever seen! That's including Hollywood productions. More people should know about this.

Tense, gripping and bloody; John Real's zombie apocalypse drama 'Feel the Dead' pits an unsuspecting American family on vacation against hordes of flesh eating zombies in an adventure that will keep you glued to the edge of your seat. Taking cues from the renaissance of the zombie genre in recent memory, Real spares no expense in delivering a bloody spectacle, one that is marked with twists and turns at every corner. Estella Warren is fantastic and both Sabrina Culver and William McNamara give moving performances that elevate the story. The six episode season is not afraid to thrust its protagonists into life and death situations and as the story progresses, the mystery regarding the zombie epidemic slowly reveals itself as the protagonists cross paths with a variety of both allies and unsavoury characters in the pursuit of survival. John Real ensures that well written characters and absolutely terrifying zombies propel the story forward and what follows is a tense journey of survival and gore as flesh eating monstrosities go on an unstoppable rampage of violence and terror. With gritty cinematography, fantastic special effects and a heartfelt story at its core, 'Feel the Dead' is a win by any measure of success and a worthy addition to the zombie genre.

Absolutely thrilling and captivating. This series keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout each episode and leaves you wanting more. Stunning scenery and cinematography, as well as realistic and quite gruesome special effects. The cast is superb, especially Sabrina Culver and Estella Warren, who brilliantly play the roles of Helen and Skyler, respectively. Sabrina Culver delivers a powerful and nuanced performance as Helen and Estella Warren is equally impressive and compelling as Skyler. A must-watch for fans of horror and drama, as it offers a fresh and original take on the zombie genre.