Dr. Ellen Rogers is putting together a new remote zoo complex as she incorporates new interns. A virus is spreading among the animals turning them into violent zombies.This is an Asylum production. The CGI looks bad. The fake animals look even worst. The actors are amateurish. It's bad. It's somewhat campy bad but it's not good enough to be actual camp. It's as bad as you expect and not as fun as one hopes.

I'm sorry to say but this is not what I expected as a zombie movie others may like it more than others for me it could have had more heart and soul maybe it was a practice film of some sort for more experience and knowledge but as I said it could have been done better and put more time into this for all of us

This was a beautifully crafted masterpiece. This film is overwhelmingly underrated and deserves an academy award. I am personally offended by the low ratings on this film ((I wont even call it a movie)). I hold this film close to my heart as all of the characters are easy to relate to and have amazing character development. The acting is phenomenal, and I love the exploration of the relationship between the daughter and mother. The experimental CGI on the animals had a great rustic feel that truly helped create an atmosphere. I hope to see a sequel in the future after that astonishing cliff hanger. This film should have had a wide release, or at least had more critical acclaim. I can barely call this a film, it is so much more than that. It is truly an art piece.-T. Jones

I am very much aware of the Asylums previous releases. The typical 'mockbuster' formula. I didn't expect much when I started this, after noticing the familiar logo on the DVD case. Within the first 5 minutes I was pleasantly surprised at the locations, and the dedication the actors seemed to have, for such a silly concept. The cgi is terrible, as cgi always is, so don't expect anything much there. However, if you want a Jurassic park on a shoestring budget, with giraffes, lions, and howler monkeys, instead of the dinosaurs, you're in luck. Midway through the movie did start to sag a bit. This is most likely due to the over abundance of the aforementioned bad cgi, in these parts. The guy in the gorilla suit is also pretty bad looking. The DVD makes the bad cgi seem even worse, by featuring a special feature where they show all the real animals they brought in, yet decided not to use. (Ok there is some footage of the lions left in, and I even exclaimed how good the particular shot looked while watching it.) Overall, this was a fun movie, not deserving of the hatred it gets. Most of the hate probably comes from the god-awful title.