Zibahkhana

Awfully impressive for such a small production. Somewhat derivative but wonderfully executed. Pretty awesome seeing a guy in a white, blood soaked burqa charging through the forest swinging a HUGE morningstar.

Burqa-wearing maniac arranges a variety of blood soaked happenings in this delightfully low-budget horror romp. Shamelessly ripoffy but well made, very geek-friendly & easy with the cultural novelty spice. Self-aware without descending into any post-modern farce hell, it has a refreshingly clear touch on what genre audience needs. Doesn't overstay its welcome (75min) & keeps a great pace. Did I mention there are also mutant zombies, bigger morningstars than in LotR & a senior Pakistani Dracula?

This is a great little horror movie from the most unexpected of countries. Great pacing, good atmosphere, good gore, and a pretty original villain (well, sorta). This is the kind of horror movie a lot of big budget American studios wish they were making. My only complaint is there was a bit too much "look how Western we are!" lingo.

Really impressive little low-budget movie. The influences (Raimi and Romero) are very obvious, but Khan brings his own little touches and isn't afraid to go bloody. Slow to get started, but once it does, look out.

It's a little too western influenced I feel; with it ultimately being a retelling using American horror standards. I was hoping for a little more local flavor. Still it's a fun trashy treat that's sure to entertain.

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