As the headline says, this is really worth a watch. There's some humour there to break up the horror and whilst this isn't 'Train to Busan' (and isn't trying to be), it's really entertaining. I loved it.

STORY - Pretty good story. Basically no one is safe, there is no real 'hero' or ;heroine' that you can say the start "oh yeah they're the survivors"; that trope is abandoned here. For me that's a good thing, because it means you don't really know who, if anyone, will still be there at the end. The horror is pretty average; there's the usual ripping neck and throats out that ALL zombie movies have, with the accompanying blood. There is the usual dry Thai humour through this which helps in some of the bloodier moments. (I give it 8.0)

ACTING/CAST - Most of the cast was really good. Maybe the zombie extras left a bit to be desired, but certainly overall it was really good and the main cast were very good. Although the guy with the pudding bowl haircut that was crying and the noise he made for his clearly fake crying drove me nuts by the end. I kept begging for zombies to eat him, you'll have to watch to find out if they do. (Another 8.0)

MUSIC - music was okay but not really anything to write home about. (a midrange 5.5)

REWATCH VALUE - I have to admit there isn't much rewatch value. Once you've seen it, that's it. A zombie film is a zombie film and there's not really enough going on for you to go back and view it again. (only 5)

OVERALL - I think it's pretty good. Typical Thai horror and that's not a bad thing. Certainly worth a watch. (I give 7.5)