Zone of the Dead (2009) 3.9
InterPol agents must join forces with dangerous prisoner to fight zombie hordes. |
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Zone of the Dead (2009) 3.9
InterPol agents must join forces with dangerous prisoner to fight zombie hordes. |
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Agent Mortimer Reyes
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Emilio Roso | ... |
Prisoner
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Miodrag Krstovic | ... |
Inspector Dragan Belic
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Vukota Brajovic | ... |
Armageddon
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Steve Agnew | ... |
Professor
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Nenad Ciric | ... |
President
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Marko Janjic | ... |
Jan
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Ariadna Cabrol | ... |
Angela
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Eugeni Roig | ... |
Chief of Bureau
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Iskra Brajovic | ... |
Yovana
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Zoran Miljkovic | ... |
Milan
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Maria Kawecka | ... |
President's Secretary
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Bojan Dimitrijevic | ... |
Rookie Cop
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Zivko Grubor | ... |
Petrovic
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A police-escorted prisoner transport supervised by Interpol sets off to Belgrade. The route leads the transport through Pancevo, where they encounter an ecological disaster and infected people who are trying to kill them. Interpol agents Mortimer Reyes and Mina Milius soon realize that their only chance for escape from the zombie hordes lies in allying with the dangerous, mysterious prisoner. Written by tokivud
InterPol agents join forces with a dangerous prisoner to fend off the zombie hordes.
Zone of the Dead is a zombie actioner produced in Serbia. Many low budget zombie films are still effective, however, Zone of Dead isn't one of them and is poorly put together.
Stefano Caprioli's score is good but it's unevenly placed over the film, at times distracting. The same can be said for the sound. The make up effects are well done and the setting adds atmosphere. There's a handful of sets ups with a little sword and gun play. Milan Todorovic and Vukota Brajovic's story is adequate. Directors Milan Konjevic and Milan Todorovic over use the shaky cam look and there's no getting away from Konjevic's sub-par screenplay.
Kristina Klebe as Agent Mina Milius lights up the screen and of course there's Ken Foree but they can't save that poor script which is badly delivered by the majority of rest of the cast.
It faults are to distracting for you to sit back and enjoy it as much as it may deserve. All the ingredients are there but someone wasn't watching the cooking times. True DTV hell.