The movie starts well, characters are somehow explained and it looks like a ok-movie. Then things start getting confusing but still it keeps you interested to see whats coming next. Running around, screaming, some soft-porn scenes all good and nice. What i don't get is, in the entire movie, the whole Rebirth thing is advertised like a unique thing, something people should experience to stop being Real-Life Zombies. A concept not that original but still for me it was somehow executed in a pleasant way, until the end where.... Rebirth became something like a trend? a thing everyone does? All food, products etc. are now rebirth and the BOSS of all of this is the protagonist who a few days / months earlier was THE zombie king?!? i don't get it. So Rebirth is something cool and special, but it got so massive it becomes something cheesier than Facebook?!?Honestly, for me, that ending killed everything, because i don't get the message. Why should someone leave the normal zombie world and join a Rebirth zombie world?? 5/10

I thought this was going to be a good flick, and for once not a 9 season dragout like many Netflix stuff. It was wasted. It's like a combination of Herbalife success pyramid and Scientology, maybe. Money, money, money - "you can leave right through that door, man!" A brick wall/another door/another room etc...could have been good, but the older I get (I'm not THAT old a fart, kids!) I just more and more prefer documentaries, because reality is so more frightening than fiction nowadays. A reasonably successful guy get invited to a "Rebirth" weekend by an old college mate, and...its Not really healthy and it's not really just a weekend. It's a mix of a new age/Jim Jones camp, thoigh the ending is sadly disappointing. The last, maybe, 35 minutes, is like someone got the message on a Friday: "The darn movie must be finished by Monday, get it?!!"

Imagine the David Fincher movie The Game, only with less plot, an inferior script, a lower budget, and a higher irritation factor.Lead actor: "I only have one page of dialogue for the second half of the movie."Director: "That's okay, just say 'What the fuck!' every few seconds."

This movie has so much potential for development, but went absolutely nowhere. It's like a drawn out pilot episode of a really bad TV series, made worse by the fact that more half the dialogues could've been written by a three-year-old. The whole point of a thriller / drama is to keep your audience intrigued until the end, but by the time I was halfway through this movie, I already guessed how the story was going to end. It's that bad. Trouble was, I was really rooting for Kyle, and wished that the writers had the decency to surprise me in the end. They didn't. So I ended up completely deflated, wishing I didn't waste 1 hour and 40 minutes of my life reminding myself why I hated so many indie movies growing up. Avoid this like the plaque. Run!