Haha, yeah...
Cool song too :p

Its a bit of a New Zealand music show too eh, spec when they are driving... shit man, Kiwi band galore!

John Barker was in Shortland Street in 2000, in a major guest role.

yeah, it is really good. a really really good yarn. but i grew up in the country, so it was mostly a little funny to me how city people see the country (basically a whole lot of emotionless zombies wandering around, hard to read their signals, oh god who knows what they're thinking!!).

there isn't much gore, but lots of good suspense. great lighting, great lurid colours. awesome acting - hadn't seen any of those principals in anything before.

i didn't notice the soundtrack much at all.

hope the director makes another feature soon. one of the best opening/credit sequences ever. sooooooo utterly gorgeous.

do they eat ppl and stuff?

I thought lead actor, John Barker and the music was the best thing about the movie, but the lighting was appalling! Yeah it was extreme which brought out the ghostly quality of the countryside, but purleeease! Most of the scenes were floodlit like a rugby stadium! and what's up with having a really bright light coming from behind in a car scene when there was no car following? attention to detail is crucial and this was just GLARINGLY obvious.

that unrealistic quality (as opposed to being realistic and unobvious) was what i really liked about the lighting. it was very stylised, like a comic book. i liked that the car drove through patches of lighting-like-spotlights. i liked that certain trees were all lit up.

nah, it's being screened at the majors, i.e: Hoyts

Do u reckon it's better than "28 days later"?

it is also a zombie movie. Though i reckon not enough zombie in it.