It's like you can see her face even from the start that something bad is going to happen even if it hasn't even happened yet and be her acting is pretty much a number because of her facial expressions

THE REZORT is a typical cheap and digital zombie movie, perhaps made with a bit more bloodshed than most in this genre. The plot is somewhat novel and involves a group of characters heading off to a remote island (it's one of the Canary Islands according to the on-screen map) where they're allowed to go around and kill zombies for fun. Inevitably the usual outbreak occurs, with the tables turned and our protagonists now themselves becoming hunted by the living dead. I'm a fan of Dougray Scott but he's on autopilot here, mainly struggling with his American accent, and the rest of the cast are worse. There's plenty of action, though, to take your mind off the familiarity of it all.

Another good British zombie movie, and in my opinion it was a thrilling film. Good played by the casts, excellent plot, and the zombie makeup wasn't bad at all. I like the outbreak situation, just like watching Jurassic Park but the dinosaurs being replaced by the dead a.k.a. zombies. Even though at the end we know what's going to happen, but still curious to see until the movie finish.

The Rezort looks to be a run of the mill, boring Z-day gore fest but it really is so much more.Set after some time after a zombie outbreak, our protagonist is looking for a way to set her ghosts to rest.The unlikely solution is a luxurious stay on an island inhabited with carefully controlled zombie populations. Here, you can kill zombies with a whole host of weapons all in the lap of luxury. Taking her partner, she and a whole host of perhaps clichéd tropes including the lone wolf, teenage gamer lads, and egocentric businessmen find themselves either enjoying some vengeance or trying to come to terms with their new existences. Be warned, Valerie Wilton who is the proprietress of this Zombie Safari tries to be Ice Queen, but can be grating with a lukewarm American accent. I was impressed by the performances of new comers and unknowns as a certain lack of celebrity really lends the 4th wall a thickness. The final twist in the tale is so good that it hits you full in the gut and hits home.Is it too much to hope for a part 2?