6 Feet Below Hell

I never judge a movie on poor lighting. Until now It has poor lighting.

This movie is about zombies roaming the countryside after a nuclear holocaust. That is the gist of it.

Diving deeper in, there are several characters doing different things. There is a serum which is supposed to cure the zombies. There are also Islamic terrorists, Russian agents, evil scientists, and bank robbers. As I followed along and tried to understand, the story threads rolled into a large knot which I could not untangle. I honestly don't know who was doing what, or why. There were some very attractive women in the cast, and the locations (mostly Kentucky) were quite scenic so I stayed to the end of the movie. I knew it ended only when it told me and not from anything that was going on.

Please don't worry, I will not give away spoilers. I don't really know what was going on through most of it. It was long and ended at 133 minutes. I knew it was over, but could not tell you what happened.

This movie was made on a shoestring budget with shaky video camera and sometimes choppy sound. I want to say that a low-budget movie need not be a low-quality one. But in this case, unfortunately, what you pay for is exactly what you get.

I am giving them "2" out of "10." I would have given them a "1" but at least they finished it. I would have given up on it much earlier, if I had been viewing the dailies.

I can't even believe I clicked on this crap.... it wasn't even comical. I seriously this this is the worst movie I've ever seen. And I've seen a lot of crappy movies. This is like some teenage, high schoolers thought they had a good idea to record a movie and then this is what happened. But it's not even funny, it just made me pissed off that I wasted time watching it. Screw this low budget piece of poop. Everything about this movie is garbage.

This was extremely fun to watch. The characters were believable and each had a distinct goal. I look forward to the sequel filling in the gaps. It was comical and I loved all of the action. I would not label this a horror film by any means, my only real complaint. It was an action/comedy and would do great in that genre.

For not having much of, if any budget, this movie is better than some of those with one out there in Indie-film. William X. Lee is incredibly capable of starting and finishing a project in record time and he overcame many obstacles that arose during this production's filming, from actors leaving, weather and location issues, and did I mention the lack of a budget? This film has its quirks, but overall, it's a decent story with solid acting. Most of the cast are remarkably talented and believable with their forays into feelings of panic, anger, anxiety, comradery, and even humor. Some of the action sequences are gripping with intense gun play and martial arts scenes, but the film lacked the gratuitous and obligatory gore that comes with a "zombie" film.

Be sure to rent it at Red Box near you, available right now, if you can find it. (Red Box release date was June 21, 2017)

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