I'm surprised it doesn't say anywhere in the description, but this is just an english version of #Alive the south korean zombie film. Scene for scene pretty much.

A pale copy of the korean movie #Alive... apparently both are from the same year and the same scenarist but #Alive is better in everything.... Not a really bad movie but not the most original neither the most interesting...😕

I gave this one a shot, but the original korean movie #Alive is better. I didn't like much the make-up and blood effects. I didn't feel connection with the characters. The ending didn't please me enough. It was average, but since we have #Alive to compare, it makes this one seem pretty amature.

If I hadn’t seen the Korean original I may have enjoyed this more. Unfortunately, it pales in comparison to the earlier flick despite it being a near identical copy.

This is a man who likes to be naked a lot. If he must wear clothes then he will shed at least part of them as quickly as possible whenever possible. Between scenes of him mostly or partly nude, we watch him attempt to emote, deal with some zombies, and flirt with a girl. Although two of those he does in various stages of undress so I guess they aren't technically "between" the mostly or partly nude parts. Don't get me wrong, I am by no means a prude and the guy isn't unattractive. I just think it just says a lot about how engaging and scary the movie was if I walked away with this take on it. There is one interesting thing this flick gave to the genre, though, but I won't spoil it for those who really want to watch it. [spoiler]The weird way the zombies spoke particular phrases or words over and over was inventive. It was like they were stuck in a moment. I hadn't seen this variation before and this was not a part of the original Korean movie so it was an interesting addition.[/spoiler] I will say that if you're interested in the idea of this movie, but with more "AHHH," and none of the nudity if that really bugs you, the Korean version is on Netflix and it's pretty good.