Gutsycurene Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

Salubfoto It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

Janae Milner Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Jeeturaaj Rj "rise of the zombie" - scarry! crazy ! "bloody entertaining" ! sure shot watch 4 zombie lovers! our very own Indian zombie film thats "bloody" entertaining! ther r several occasions in the flick wen u feel u r seeing national geographic or discovery channel. ther r some rare specie of insect and plants that make the flick appear beautiful! wonderful performance by Luke kenny. brilliant make up nd locations that add perfect value to the story line nd the theme. one of the first zombie films from Indian sub continent nd therefore extra boastful and pridefilled watch! 6 out of 10 stars - jeeturaaj rj - radio mirchi 98.3fm mumbai India

Gavin Gabriel To be the first Zombie Origin movie from India there is a lot of barriers that hold you. Trying something that no one has tried before is difficult when it comes to Bollywood. You have to plant the seed deeply in the minds of an audience that doesn't like much change from the regular. Rise of the Zombie has done just that, beating the regular and is now being accepted by most in the country.The movie is about a Wildlife Photographer Neil(Luke Kenny)who gets infected when he's busy taking pictures in the wild. Then begins his pain and suffering. This infection causes his mind to loose control over himself gradually turning him into a Blood thirsty Zombie. The memories of his fight with his girlfriend Vinny(Kirti Kulhari) and not being able to contact any of his friends makes him more weak and lonely in the wild adding to his pain and agony. The movie continues very well till the end takes you thru every phase of turning into a Zombie. This is unlike any other Hollywood Zombie movie you have seen.Songs are good in the movie and all the Actors have done a good job especially Luke Kenny and Kirti Kulhari. A MUST WATCH MOVIE...

The_Jihadi Those who are unaware about the 'Zombie' term, It means animated corpse resurrected by mystical means such as Witchcraft. At least, This is what Wikipedia says. The 'Zombie' which we have been introduced with (Especially by the "West" culture) means 'Living-Dead'. Zombies doesn't behave like normal human being, As they are Half Dead and Half Alive. Zombies cannot eat normal food, As they eat all 'Living Ones'. Especially Humans, Animals and Insects. In short, A Zombie means 'Monster'.Till date, You have witnessed Horror Films which has Woman in a White Saree who is a Spirit and she is out for a Revenge. But here's a Film called Rise Of The Zombie which takes Horror Genre into totally different level altogether. Authentically, Rise Of The Zombie is India's first-ever Zombie Genre film which the makers intent to make as a Zombie-Series-Trilogy. Rise Of The Zombie is a First-Part from the Zombie-Trilogy.Let me also "Warn" you Rise Of The Zombie is not at all for Weak-Heart people.Neil Parker (Luke Kenny) is a passionate wildlife photographer who pays more attention to his wildlife than his human life. As a result his relationships with the real world suffer. When his girlfriend Vinny (Kirti Kulhari) walks out on him, He resigns himself to isolation and nature. But a chance occurrence changes all that. While doing the Mother-Nature's photo-shoot, Neil get's bitten by something. Slowly story follow Neil's journey into a darkness that has to be seen to be believed. A monster that seems to be rising out of the depths of desolation and agony, soulless, depraved and out of control.Luke Kenny has performed his part very Brilliantly. As an actor, He is well-aware when he has to go Natural and when he has to be Materialistic. Luke Kenny makes you believe the Pain, Sorrow and Thirst of a Monster thru his performance. Kirti Kulhari is another Mind-Blowing actress with her amazing acting skills. I fail to understand why Film makers ignore superb talent such as Kirti. Kindly note her in the first (Introductory) scene where she is upset and worried at the same time for the whereabouts of her lover. Ashwin Mushran and Benjamin Gilani are good in a small but Brief roles. Their role continues in the second part of the Trilogy (Of course).Directors Devaki Singh and Luke Kenny both have chosen a very Complex-Horror script (Written by Devaki Singh) and made it in a very Compelling and Astonishing way. The first hour is little dragging at few points, But a special tap on the shoulders of DOP Murzy Pagdiwala who keeps you hooked to your seats with his masterpiece camera-work. Surprisingly, The film also has a wonderful musical score which gives you an International Feel. The Editing is tight and sharp. You might find lot of Silent Explanations in the scenes, But as i mentioned earlier, This one is the first part of Trilogy.Rise Of The Zombie works for it's unique concept which speaks Fearlessly on the Big Screen. Hats off to makers Devaki Singh and Luke Kenny and the entire team for making us understand that Indian Horror has much more to offer.Don't you 'Dare' miss this honest effort.

lukenny We are a country that is so rooted in superstitions within the horror genre, we haven't gone beyond the ghosts and spirits.. But at the same time we also realize that we have the new generation that is glued to the international popular culture and zombies are a huge part of it.It was a bit of a challenge as you want to put on screen (a film) that has no connection with the already made zombie films. Mostly zombie films are survival films where a bunch of humans survive a bunch of zombies and all the madness that ensues in between. But we wanted to introduce the Indian audiences to the concept of zombie with the story of its origin. So every zombie has a story of how he turned into a zombie and we tell the story of one such human being and what happens to him and how he is unable to cope with it.