I came across this did for a £1.00 at the old woolworths store, full uncut version.I thought it be another low budget attempt at a zombie film...i was wrong.Eric Avari (The Mummy) plays somewhat of a mad scientist transferring a dead female colleague in a chriogenic freezer with a armed guard on a 747 plane from Los Angeles to Paris, after a bit of turbulence the freezer breaks down and she is awake and turns into a zombie and starts to infect all on board.This film does have its small comedy bits but its a 100 per cent gore fest for those who enjoys a good Zombie movie.

A scientist by the name of "Leo Bennett" (Erick Avari) has created a new serum from a malaria virus which rejuvenates dead tissue. As luck would have it, a coworker named "Dr. Kelly" (Laura Cayouette) had just suffered a life-threatening injury and was given this new serum in a last-ditch effort to keep her alive. However, in order to continue treating her, Dr. Bennett has had to place her in a type of cryogenic container and put her on a flight from New York to Paris for further treatment in Prague. Unfortunately, the airplane encounters a severe storm which causes the power for the container to fail and results in Dr. Kelly freeing herself. Under strict orders not to let her out, the guard responsible for securing the container shoots and kills her. But the serum takes effect and she returns as a zombie. Soon she manages to infect others and the passengers on the plane have more than a thunderstorm to worry about. At any rate, rather than going over the entire plot I will just say that this film contains quite a bit of action and gore which should satisfy most zombie enthusiasts. Additionally, the acting was pretty good with Kevin J. O'Connor (as "Frank") and Kristen Kerr ("Megan') probably standing out the most. Likewise, there were several attractive women who also added some nice scenery with Mieko Hillman ("Stacy"), Heidi Marnhout ("Emily"), Serah D'Laine ("Cara"), Ashley Bashioum ("Jackie") and the aforementioned Kristen Kerr to name just a few. Now, normally I don't like movies that have totally unrealistic scenarios and this film certainly had its share of them. For example, there were bullets flying all over the airplane yet there never was a single instance of decompression as a result. There was even an explosion which killed several zombies but caused no structural damage to the hull either. Only in Hollywood. Even so, the action was such that I still enjoyed it in spite of it all. In short, this was a well-made film (in spite of some of the completely unrealistic scenes) which most people will probably enjoy.

Trailer looks funny, but it's desceptingafter 15 minutes you probably think this is going to be a good movie. The acting from the start is not that bad. But after the zombie virus breaks out, the acting level drops to a seven year old.It is unwatchable, waste of time, and i wan't my 1:20:00 min back. Unreversable regretment.My advice is if you are looking for a movie, with great acting and special effects this is going to be a big disappointment.Worst Zombie movie I've watched in years, Rather watch election propaganda than this, since you already know from the start you get bad acting.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of Zombie movies, or I used to be. The problem is that nothing is doing new to refresh the genre. I mean, we had "Shaun of the Dead" and "Zombieland," but that's about it. It has reached a point where once you've seen one zombie movie, you've seen all of them, and "Zombies On A Plane" is no exception. It has the pale-overshadowing, the weak characters, the unnecessary gore, the impossibly unlikely events and the lack of credibility. The only thing going for it is the new and innovative zombie caricatures. Overall, it's just sadly formulaic, like wanting certain characters to survive and casting odds on them. The only update is the change in setting, but beyond that, it's just the same as all the other zombie movies: mysterious substance revives the dead, one zombie creates two, two creates four, as numbers multiply the situation is supposed to become hopeless, but it doesn't become exciting; you're just wondering and predicting how it's going to end and even then its a letdown. Why not insert something new like the Bermuda Triangle as a plot twist? Vampire coffin in the hold? A Time warp? A broken crate of snakes? Come on, if you're going to repeat the same movie again, add something new besides changing the location! Interesting, but not worthy.