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American flight engineer Brian Murphy (Rob Freeman) finds himself surrounded by the undead when the plane he was in to get off the infected land of Africa, crashes right back down into it. Emerging as the only surviving member, Murphy battles through the tough terrain in search of a way off the land to make it home to his wife and daughter. Along the way he meets up with an African soldier, who saves his life, in search of his son. <a href="http://www.buylouisvuittonoutletonlines.com"><strong>Loui s Vuitton Outlet</strong></a> But what will get them first, the undead or the harsh conditions of the country? The brothers Ford have directed a fine zombie film, right up there with George A. Romero's Night of the Living <a href="http://www.louisvuittonoutletsofficial.com"><strong>Louis Vuitton</strong></a> Dead. It depicts the pessimistic nature of the crumbling civilization around them and shows there is no escape from the walking dead wherever they turn. The brothers Ford added the sense of walls closing in with the undead being everywhere the characters run to, having the whole of Africa plagued with this epidemic. The shambling dead are slow-moving, giving that sense of spookiness as they appear around every corner of the vast terrain. We have no shoddy CGI effects here, just good ol' makeup effects filled with realistic-like settings. <a href="http://www.louisvuittonukbagsuk.com"><strong>Louis Vuitton</strong></a> This is the kind of film the masses have been waiting for since the epic Night.. and the Ford brothers have delivered it, pessimistic ending and all. November 12, 2011