Michael Ledo This is a post-post zombie apocalypse film that takes place in Ireland. Good news. There is a cure for the zombie/Maze virus. Bad news is it doesn't cure everyone and no one wants a reformed cannibal in their neighborhood, especially one that killed a loved one. The ex-zombies remember what they did. They are treated as third class citizens only allowed to perform menial tasks. Now what make the film interesting is we discover the infected have a "group think" among themselves and can conspire to kill or change people. And it is Ireland where the Molotov Cocktail is the second most popular drink. Interesting, but slow moving. Looks at society's prejudices. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

flmp I hate this movie, its stupid, has no storyline and after being bored after 1h I really got agressive because it was so bad...waste of time!

ametysa What can I say about this movie? Well... boring, unoriginal and waste of time. The acting was good, but unfortunately it couldn't save it.

Lovekrafft I won't get into the allegorical aspects of how this movie ties zombies into the overall social aspect of, say, immigration or Northern Ireland.This review is simply to recommend this movie as one that covers all its basis quite well. Acting is spot-on, good pacing, soundtrack isn't overwhelming or distracting. For zombie fans, The Cured does advance this genre in how it looks at the horror from a different angle - that of the infected's perspective.