I was scrolling through Netflix and ran across a movie that I hadn't seen or heard of in the Horror Genre, finally! I tuned in not realizing it was Danish or about Zombies. It was a pleasant surprise. I am not saying this is anything perfect but if you've seen everything, it's a good addition. There was time given to establish the characters, some say too long, I thought it was perfect. The only downfall of this movie is the stupid decisions made by characters. This is why I gave it a 6 out of 10. I would love to see more international films like this! If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.

"What We Become" (2016) is a competent, serviceable Danish horror film that nevertheless could have been better. (The film's original title was "Sorgenfri.") It's capably written, nicely filmed, and well performed by its actors, and there is genuine suspense once its zombies are allowed to run amok.The trouble is, that takes far too long. Like America's "Viral" (2016), this is a zombie movie that spends so much effort on its setup that there is little time left for enough payoff.This is another thoughtful apocalyptic monster movie that pays a great deal of attention to the media and military response to the emerging crisis. (And it's creepily effective the way this is told exclusively from the point of view of a Danish suburb's residents.) It will hold your attention as a kind of "slow burn" horror film — it reminded me a little of the first season of AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead." Ultimately, however, the zombies get too little screen time. And that's a shame, because what we do see as a horrifying, tragic climax is actually very well executed.Overall, I'd rate this a 7 out of 10.

For some this might have been a bit over-hyped. And I get that with great expectations, comes great disappointment. But if you try to keep in mind, that this is a low budget production and that it doesn't re-invent the wheel, than you may be able to have a really good time watching this. Because there is tension, there is drama, there is horror, but there is also comedy to be found here.The characters are very nicely drawn and portrayed by the actors. You still get clichés and you will see things coming. So while this far away from perfect, it can be a nice/decent night in movie to watch. Expect nothing more and you'll be entertained as well

I was so surprised by this movie. The deep ambiance is slowly built up and really turns into anxiety. Some delightful scare-jumps. Loved the music and the sound effects. There is enough shown, which I like. It's not a full-blood-gore kind of movie; you don't see everything, which I think helps to create a freaky ambiance and the feeling that you are with the family. Very smartly developed and amazingly realistic. I've never seen characters evolve so much in a zombie movie. (And the little cherry on the cake for my personal taste, it's all in danish! Sounds great to me) Huge crush!! Highly recommend it <3