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I Zombie :- risk taking British horror with heart
In many ways this film attempts to play with the genre, taking it a bit further, whilst not alienating fans. This viewer was often reminded of the early Universal films in so far as the main lead/creature successfully seduced the audience into feeling for its plight. It is rare that a modern horror movie encourages empathy. It is a challenging film but Mr Parkinson should be applauded for bringing to the screen that rarest of gems, a story that encourages us to think whilst it entertains. I for one look forward to this directors next film. We should be encourging such talent. Give it a try, after all it has got to be better than I Still Know What You Did Last Summer !

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A MASTERPIECE OF LOW BUDGET FILM MAKING
While carrying out field research for his PHD, Mark is bitten on the neck by a woman he finds lying ill in a delapidated farmhouse. the bite causes Mark to contract a virus which decomposes his body and forces him to eat human flesh.

This is not really a zombie movie in the traditional sense. The zombie is not a walking corpse like those in the Romero or Fulci films, rather he is a living person whose body is decaying and who must eat human flesh in order to stop the agony that the virus causes him.

The story is told from the point of veiw of Mark and instead of being portrayed as a monster, he is seen as a lonely, pityful character that demands the sympathy of the viewer.

All in all an excellent independent horror film with a difference that will have many people reaching for the sick bucket.

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yeah it was original, but it sucked
I, Zombie was an original film, but it just doesnt work. It was very boring at times, didnt make sense, and was depressing.The only good thing about this movie were the special effects and the zombie makeup. Avoid this at costs, go watch Dawn of the Dead again instead..
Unrated for Strong violence/Gore and Language