Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
David Chisum | ... | Truman Burrows | |
Kristen Kerr | ... | Megan | |
Kevin J. O'Connor | ... | Frank | |
Richard Tyson | ... | Paul Judd | |
Erick Avari | ... | Dr. Bennett | |
Todd Babcock | ... | Co-Pilot Randy | |
Derek Webster | ... | Billy | |
Siena Goines | ... | Anna | |
Mieko Hillman | ... | Stacy | |
Raymond J. Barry | ... | Captain Ray Banyon (as Raymond Barry) | |
Serah D'Laine | ... | Cara (as Sarah Laine) | |
Brian Ames | ... | Tony | |
Brian Kolodziej | ... | Peter | |
Ashley Bashioum | ... | Jackie | |
Laura Cayouette | ... | Dr. Kelly |
A scientist accidentally escapes containment aboard a plane during turbulence. After being gunned down by a guard, she reanimates - as a zombie. A U.S. air marshall, along with a police officer, a flight attendant and a handful of passengers who've survived, must ride out the flight just to stay alive.
I will never understand the haters of the zombie genre. Just like romantic comedy these gems are not made for everyone.
The few people who appreciate a good zombie movie will see the originality and joy in this movie. Granted it is not scary..AT ALL and it isn't nearly gory enough, but still this movie deserves its due. It took a concept that has been done to death, people locked in a confined area fighting back a zombie invasion...(Night of the Living Dead being the blueprint) and gave it a twist that I really appreciated.
Being trapped in a confined space with the Zombies, leaving you with zero room to hide and none of that long drawn out psychological mind-screw most films rely on to kill time.
I loved this movie, and if you love zombie flicks, I'm sure you will too.