I liked it. It had a very 28 Days Later feel to it, and was well executed. I liked the dialogue and the special effects.
A couple plot questions.
How come the Zombies weren't frozen solid if it was so cold? Does the infection keep them warm? If so, shouldn't the soldiers be using infrared scopes? I was slightly disappointed that a zombie sequence taking place in Canada (FINALLY!) didn't explore the whole "frozen zombie" angle. That's just a wishlist thing for me though.
Why didn't anyone have to reload? Did they steal some alien technology that allows infinite ammo?
Why would a Sgt suggest a rustle in the bushes might just be a coyote? Shouldn't a ranking NCO be the first one to open fire on anything that moves in a zombie infested world? Perhaps he was promoted for the wrong reasons.
It didn't really make sense to me why the soldiers were in a house. Or why the house had red lights and an alarm. You would assume if it was a base, the soldiers would be on some sort of elevated platform, and they could just pull up the ladder if a bunch of zombies approached.
Just some things that occurred to me as I was watching it. Again - I really enjoyed it, and look forward to seeing more Canadian zombie sequences!
Great work on the film, and thanks for sharing!
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