So I havent seen many Irish Horror films, in fact this is probably the only one I have, and I was drawn to it thanks to Samantha Mumba. Its more of a 'Zomedy' than a serious Horror film so if you dont take it too seriously you will probably enjoy it like I did. Acting was average but likeable characters and a reasonably good storyline made up for that. Nathan's friends Diggs & Henry are also quite funny :) Overall nothing special but good for a laugh, and plenty of blood & gore to go 'round ;)

Stupid, but you don't have to force yourself to enjoy it.

Sloppy, unfunny and lame. Features zombies that can feel pain, love to hide behind objects until someone walks by, and worst of all can be cured by a snakebite. I don't recall ever hearing David Attenborough explain the magical relationship between these slithery fellows and the undead. Anyhoo, apart from a decent gore-effect or three this film is completely forgettable.

Irish romzomcom, anyone? High school kid (again, most of them are played by actors in their late 20s) has his heart broken and decides to end it all. His mother finds him and uses a zombie ritual to revive him, and suddenly the whole school is affected by an outbreak of flesh-eating. Right before the big dance, too. Extremely cheesy and lightweight, but knows it and mostly plays it well for laughs, leading up to a reasonably gory finale. Plus, Samantha Mumba is cute.

"...it ultimately suffers from a lack of zombies."