RoboRabbit89 I'll keep this review short. I don't really like this film at all, it was way too dark even for a zombie film.I don't remember much from this, and that's another problem, it was too forgettable. All I remember is that a group of friends get together for the weekend or something,and then a zombie apocalypse happens.Now I do like at least like some zombie films including The Walking Dead. but this film starts with promise and ends very badly.I watched this because Sarah Butler was in it but even that didn't save this movie.Most people like happy endings or at least an upbeat one in this subject matter.A lot of you on here are right, this film honestly sucks.The characters could have been written a lot better, hell the whole movie could have been a lot better.Theirs nothing to like in this film, no humor, on fun, sexy sidekicks, no one liners, no nudity, sex scenes, no bad ass weaponry, no bad ass vehicles, no villains other than the zombies, no epic chase scenes, no cool explosions, I could go on but you get the point.Overall, I think it sucked which is a shame because it would have been cool if the writers and director would have gave us a cool zombie film that I think we all would have liked.I give it a 1/10. it was just awful.

Claudio Carvalho In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Taylor (Kayla Ewell), her boyfriend David (Richard Kohnke) and their friends Brice (Ashlee Brian) and his girlfriend Naomi (Brittney Alger) travel together on vacation to spend a couple of days with their friends Sharley (Sarah Butler) and her boyfriend Howard (Michael Welch) in the house of his family. On the next day, they see a missile exploding near the house and soon they learn that the USA is under a biological terrorist attack. Out of the blue, a hostile dog comes to the real estate and they decide to lock the door and go sleep. On the next morning, the dog is still stalking them and Brice kills it with a baseball bat. David decides to take the dog to the CDC and he discovers that the locals have transformed in sort of zombies. The friends are attacked by these zombies and have to find a means to escape and survive the hordes of zombies. Will they survive? I have just seen "The Demented" with very low expectations based on the 3.9 IMDb User Rating. However, this underrated movie has a good story but with a disappointing ending. It begins like most of teen horror movies, with a group of friends going to a place where cellular do not work and some dumb attitudes. But the tension grows, and despite the stupid action (for example, why should Brice speed up and consequently lose control trying to veer off from a zombie child and overturn the car?), the movie is not bad. The conclusion could have been an alternate dark ending on the DVD Extras. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): Not Available

adi_2002 Three couple gathers at a house to spend time having fun but one phone call from, Howard's father from where the teens enjoy turn into a nightmare because he announces that a terrorist attack took place in New York and missiles have been launched near the city where they are located. Soon they see a dog in front of the house but not an ordinary one, it was infected and they decide too kill it and after that humans that have been in the area transform in a sort kind of zombie and the teens are chased so they have too make a plan to reach to the jeep the get out from there. They do but not for long because Brice sees a little girl and trying to avoid her crushes the car. By foot they manage to get into town and at a pharmacy from an radio finds out that there is a helicopter that take the survivors every day at noon from from a roof near by.It started good even the whole movie is quite well because we feel the despair, the thrill and our heartbeat grows in some sequences this because of the effort of the actors that maid a nice job playing their part quite decent. The only this I disliked was the ending, I was glad too see that two of them could be saved but no they all had to die. Also the actress who plays Taylor (Kayla Ewell) resembles a little with Jessica Biel. Did anyone notice this?

ihearthorrorfilm I have to give the first positive review for this film because the ones available at the moment are terribly close-minded and harsh. The consensus of the current reviews bitch and moan about the ending, which I felt, was incredibly realistic. I actually found that to be a quality most likable about this film is its ability to be realistic for such a low-budget zombie film. By realistic, I mean that the characters are relatable when it comes to their reactions and their fates. They make choices and they die like one actually would given there be a zombie apocalypse. It is difficult to write a zombie film that stands out anymore due to our zombie obsessions. That being said, sometimes its fun just to watch a film that portrays that very situation, play out naturally without there being something totally new and never-before-seen. CHILL OUT people!! It's a low-budget zombie film! I don't know why people expect so much from films, especially the low-budge indies. If you're not pretentious and/or jaded, but you like a fun zombie apocalypse film, then you will probably have a fun Sunday afternoon watching The Demented. Plus, let me just point out that the zombie sleeping thing was incredibly creative and really very creepy in my opinion. That was a super cool new zombie characteristic, mad props to the writers on that.Please like me on Facebook! You can read more of my reviews and get info on the latest movies in horror: http://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Heart-Horror/338327476286206