An absolute waste of money

As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Two horror writers Jeffery Reddrick and Steven Miner take over the remake to day about a town under seize of the undead. The military moves in to contain it from spreading when they find out the dark secrets leading to its cause.The military created a virus, a.k.a resident evil, to fight terrorism and now its leaked to the unsuspecting populace.Following the trend of early 2000 horror tropes it consists of cheap scares, famous or good looking teens who can't act and dark lighting for atmosphere. Nick Cannon should stuck to singing.The zombies had great makeup, but the standard slouch is replaced by crawling up walks and moving fast across vents like super mutants. This effect alone made many potential creepy scenes like the hospital massacre cheesy and quite humorous.These characters make one stupid mistake after another like the boy who sees his zomified mother and runs out into a crowded street full of rotting bodies to get her or the army waiting so long to take action making them ineffective institution when a new recruit recognizes the danger right away.One ingredient missing from this travesty is the moral implications and philosophy you become accustomed to leaving it a hollow shell.I didn't bat an eye lash it even win razzes awards that year in all categories and was negativity received by fans.

Okay, the good news: There's excellent talent in this film. The bad news: It's completely wasted! Shortly after the great 2005 remake of George Romero's DAWN OF THE DEAD, along came this half-hearted attempt at remaking his sequel, DAY OF THE DEAD. "Half-hearted" might even be too strong of a word. Try "half-baked, pea-brained, sleep-inducing fiasco"! Yeah, that works much, much better. Never mind that it's got Mena Suvari, Nick Cannon, or Ving Rhames (a carry-over from the DAWN OF THE DEAD remake?) Trust me, while they are good actors, this film isn't one any of them would want listed on their resumes. Now the story, if you can call it that: Somewhere in Colorado, a mysterious flu-like virus has decimated a town... Oh please, do I really need to tell you the rest?! Blah-Blah-Blah... Zombies... Blah... Running and shrieking... Blah-Blah-Blah... Jumping implausibly high... Blah... Even climbing upside down on ceilings... Blah-Blah... Survivors trying to get out... Blah-Blah... Ving Rhames eats his own eyeball... Missile silo... Huge explosion... BOOM! THE END! Not much else to say, really. Avoid it like the plague it is. And if you think the zombie genre couldn't possibly get any lower, look out for DAY OF THE DEAD 2.

One of the worst films I have ever watched with an absurd plot full of holes. Just comparing this film with any George Romero film (even the weakest), Resident Evil, 28 Days after or any other good zombie film is offensive. This film has only one thing: The name, which is used to attract Romero fans to this very bad film. We can see zombies with very Cheap make up, I am pretty sure you can see better ones any Halloween. Action scenes are really awful and boring. The actors do not fit in their role. I like Mena Suvari in other films, but she does not fit in her role. You can enjoy some of the dumbest dialog lines of film history, and the story is full of inconsistencies in characters actions, again and again. I mean, it is not just that they are dumb, a lot of characters in horror films are dumb. It is that they are not consistent, they do one thing and the next minute they are doing the opposite for no reason. In addition, yes, they are really dumb. Trust me, there are hundreds of better ways of spending 85 minutes.

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