Lucian Wargrider Blatant rip off of a much better film, 28 Days later. Only without the the creative subplots. All this film does is make me happy that I live in America, where we have guns, reloading equipment and redneck doomsday preppers on our side. And Im not complaining because I'm an entitled American, y'all can obviously make good zombie movies set in the UK, 28 days later, 28 weeks later and Doomsday come to mind. This one wasn't one of them. None of the characters were especially likable. I often found myself rooting for the zombies or the Army. Nothing to see here folks, move along.

tlstkehfl This movie was actually quite impressive. In the beginning it starts off a bit slow, but as the characters and story develops it kind of glues you to the screen. I would recommend this movie to fans who are into the post-apocalyptic stories. I wouldn't recommended this movie for people who easily feel sorry for the weak and helpless. I Love how these movies turn out. Starts off with a post-apocalyptic scenery and you really get to see how people react to it. This movie clearly shows how the most sane human beings can become when placed in these type of situations. The movie does time after time get out of hand, but overall it was still entertaining. Great movie in my opinion! I love post- apocalyptic movies, so I definitely had to check it out! It may be a little rough around the edges, but good performance from the cast and had a great story! The dialogue was up to par and had a great time watching it!

Claudio Carvalho A young man called Dan (Dan Rickard) wakes up on a beach with amnesia. He wanders through a derelict town and stumbles upon a couple. Out of the blue, the man called Ben is murdered by a crazy man and Dan and the woman called Lisa (Christianne van Wijk) flee. She brings him to a house with survivors and he befriends the group: the leader Sam (Chris Wandell), Kate (Samantha Bolter), James (Richard Wilkinson), Stephen (Christian Wise), Will (Simon Drake), Adi (Adrienne Wandell) and Satch (Simon Bennett-Leyh). Meanwhile the army is taking over the town. Soon Adi is infected and their friends are forced to kill her. When a group goes to a supermarket to scavenge supplies, they stumble upon the army and Dan and Lisa escape together. But a sniper kills Lisa and Dan subdues and kills the soldier. He finds a wanted note with his photo in the pocket of the soldier. Why is the army hunting Dan down?"Darkest Hour" is neither a great nor a bad zombie film as most of the reviews indicate. It is an entertaining low budget movie, with deficiencies in edition and camera work, but that can be disregarded considering it budget. The action scenes with shaking camera are annoying and unnecessary. But the story is good and the performances are not bad. My vote is five.Title (Brazil): Not Available

digger01 I just don't know where to start with this... The script is terrible the acting is worse and the cameraman must have been drunk, half the shots are out of focus, I think they were looking for a shaky camera effect to cover the bad acting but all it did was make me dizzy. To say the acting was bad would be an insult to the term 'poor', the lead Dan played by Dan Rickard, kinda held it together but only just however they didn't receive any help from the script. In essence, this is nothing more than a zombie based movie poorly executed, its been done over so many times to the point where its boring. Personally I think if a classroom of 6th graders, armed only with their cell phone's could've achieved a more realistic production.