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This film grabs you and pulls you into the action very quickly but let's the story play out with satisfying tension that builds over the hour and a half. I was suprised at a lot of the elements, like animation and touches of sci-fi, that I don't usually associate with zombie horror. That being said, this is a film that will reward any horror fan and it's a huge accomplishment for the indie team. The acting, casting, locations and effects are top-notch! Great work to all involved!

A genre of it's own. poetic pace, good acting. and very unexpected until the end. Great scenes taking place in Aomori, impressive cinematography and composition. the story combines, sci-fi, horror, adventure ect... It would not be fair to place it in the box because it is very unique in itself. also it depicts Kyudo somewhat faithfully and makes it even more fun ! Highly recommended for any movie fans looking for something refreshing to watch

This film is probably indie horror at its finest. Not exactly scary, but lots of intriguing scenes and a combination of kitschy humor and horror, which I appreciate in an indie horror. The storyline and setting made the film very original. Overall, a fun and memorable watch. Looking forward to seeing what other films this director and team can make.

A very original, creative take on post-apocalyptic zombie films. Only the men are affected, which is quite unique to say the least. The acting and directing are excellent. I was glued to my screen the whole time. Some might not like the animation but keeping in mind it's supposed to be from a schoolgirl's Japanese English book, it makes sense. The twists at the end were fantastic and obviously well thought out. You get some riveting action, great atmosphere, and an intriguing mystery. It's not your typical stupid schoolgirl T&A movie. In fact, it doesn't have any T&A but it doesn't need any. It's stronger and better without it. If you like original horror films or Japanese genre movies, I absolutely recommend this one. Or if you're just a fan of indie films in general, it's obvious the writer/director put everything he had into this and it shows. Can't wait to see what he does next!

The fact that only men can become zombies does seem to add to a certain subtext which I can appreciate. This combined with the heroine being a high school girl portrayed as human , a typically over sexualized image, made me appreciate the story more. Also the Lovecraftian overtones were nice.

Like most zombie movies, there is a certain microcosm created among non zombified characters, but in this case there are really only 3 or 4 depending on how you count. And like other zombie movies, the biggest threat often comes from among the survivors.

If you like weird independent foreign films, this is a good gem to pick up.