Autumn (I) (2009)

A horrible virus kills billions within minutes. The few survivors that are left have to deal with the shock of the apocalypse, and they have no idea that things are about to get much worse.

Director:

Steven Rumbelow

Writers:

David Moody (novel), Steven Rumbelow (screenplay),

Stars:

Dexter Fletcher, Dickon Tolson, Lana Kamenov

Cast

Credited cast:
Dexter Fletcher	...	Michael
Dickon Tolson	...	Carl
Lana Kamenov	...	Emma
Anton Brejak	...	Kyle
David Carradine	...	Philip
Tricia McMurtry	...	Kate
Jody Willis	...	Jeffries
Marisa Zaza	...	Jenny
André Bharti	...	Ralph
Leanne Dixon	...	Sandra
Jay Ould	...	Clown
Diane Salema	...	Philip's Mom
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rebecca Hinton	...	Carl's Wife
Chris Lambert	...	Mr. Jones
Autumn Hope Murree	...	Carl's Daughter

Storyline

Billions are dead and the few that are left start to realize they are not alone. Initially when the dead begin to rise, they are not very threatening. However, in a short period of time, the lurching bodies begin to get their most basic senses back and this makes them much more dangerous. When the dead become attracted to light and sound, the survivors have no option but to live in silent darkness.

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Plot Keywords:

apocalypse | virus | interactive | post apocalypse | infection | 

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Taglines:

Silence is your savior.

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Genres:

Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for gory disturbing images and language throughout

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Spotlight Pictures

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

Autumn of the Living Dead

Filming Locations:

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Box Office

Budget:

CAD 500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Renegade Motion Picture Corporation

Technical Specs

Runtime:

110 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Knocking at Your Door"
Written by Kevin Quain
Performed by Kevin Quain
Courtesy of Keven Quain

User Reviews

Absolutely terrible.

I just watched this movie and I thought it was so bad it was almost good... Almost. I appreciate that it's an independent production and filmed on a tight budget but this was truly awful.

Let's face it, zombie films are a done deal now. There are so many awesome zombie films in existence today that you would have to do something pretty amazing to add to the genre and this is no where near. Most of it is just unintentionally hilarious, the zombies are so lame they make Michael Jackson's Thriller look scary and the acting is so bad it's like watching porn but without the sex.

I have never read the book (I didn't even know of it's existence till a few hours ago) but if any of the comments I've read about it on IMDb are anything to go by then I'm willing to bet that this pile of garbage wont live up to it.

Save yourself the trouble.