-zombie, "hey let's drag this cop in front so the dashcam can see us eat him." -cringe acting -why do the politicians look like they came from goodwill on suit special day -navy seal guy, "hey let me drag these video feeds from this screen to the exact same looking screen so you can see it better"

I watched this movie out of curiosity, and had low expectations. In the end, it was somewhat better than I'd thought it would be. It was made on a low-budget, so I am forgiving about certain scenes. But it was straight forward, right to the action scenes with the zombie epidemic. My only true complaint was that the beginning could be a little slow, after the first 10 minutes it gets better. Other than that, the animation can be a little cheesy, acting is okay, and the plot is on point. Overall, it was a movie about zombies that got right on point. It's not a masterpiece by all means, but a quick digestible action flick, just don't be too picky.

THe copy I am watching is titles Navy Seals: Battle for New Orleans. It takes place in Baton ROuge...What? Did no one think to look that up?The editing and continuity people should never be hired for anything over a pre-school production. From the muzzle fire to explosions to bullet hits, they are all completely sad. They show a car window being smashed out and later, that same window was in tact. The cast...Fat Seals? Really? Couldn't you get people who looked the part? They didn't even shoot realistically. Since when can you let off 3 round bursts without the gun moving at all? My God, even Ed Quinn seemed lost in this dung-heap of a movie. After all, there is only so much you can do with a badly written and directed script.Unless you want to punish yourself or have really bad vision and hearing, I can't recommend this movie to anyone...ever.

The premise is OK but the director and some of the acting really lets it down. Some of the "Navy Seals" we a bit out of shape. In the opening scene the Seals were going on some mission and firing their guns but there was nobody to shoot at, it appears the director just wanted to use some special effects.Ed Quinn and Stephanie Honoure are far too good as actors to be in these kind of movies but I suppose we all gotta pay the bills.It a Sunday afternoon wasting some time, having a beer kind of movie. The Director should really have stayed racing cars and being a stuntman. The make up for the zombies was poor in fact I can't think of 1 redeeming feature, Poor script, poor acting, poor Directing, but I still watched it! I think that says more about me than the movie lol