Haha, YES! That looks like great fun. Parkour zombies et all.

And yeah, Dyer's all right. He's funny.

Not zombies if they ain't brahn bread. 28 days later with added cockernee goodness, lav a dack they're jumpin dahn the apples and tryin to bite me cobblers off. Add Dick van Dike as a Cokney chimney sweep doing rooftop parkour and it would be perfect.

the urban jumping around zombie **** totally kills this. I wish they would make a movie where some badass merc's go around and kill all those rooftop jumpin jackasses. I can handle fast zombies, but cool handrail fench jumpers? give me a f**kin break.

What the hell is this? Watch a Zombies how they should be DEAD! Last Stand - Zombie series with Bite! Spread the Fear...

What's with the terrible vignetting on all the night scenes? And the trailer pretty much tells you the whole story.
Guess the coolest shots were the death scenes... and now we've seen them all.

Good to see a British Zombie movie with some budget and professionalism behind it. Apart from 28 Days/Weeks later, all other recent brit zombie films don't bother with decent actors. directors, script, choreography, effects, etc. This one looks quite fun!

Danny Dyer is, to use his own colourful vernacular, a fackin' caaant!!

danny dyer will one day turn it round. He's already been acclaimed on Broadway in Pinter. Film looks quite good, though somewhat "influenced" by 28 days.

It's amazing how vocal people can be about Danny Dyer - usually "film makers" with one crap film behind them who try to get him in their next film, then spends hours attacking him online after he very sensibly turns them down!

The promo is something Intandem (the sales agents) made themselves before the film was fully shot. It was to take to Berlin to get interest in the film from international distributors. That's why it gives so much away.