Title: CAN'T KEEP A GOOD ZOMBIE DOWN
Review: One has to admit that out of all the horror genres, zombies are the weakest lot. Ever since George Romero trotted out the NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD movies, attempts keep coming to top him, but ALL SOULS DAY isn't one of the better ones (try SHAUN OF THE DEAD instead). Credit should go to the writers for at least coming up with a reasonable scenario for the undead's return: revenge on the greedy man who was responsible for their extinction. The movie's problem lies in its incredibly slow pacing, and mediocre acting from its leads. Even brief bits by Jeffrey Combs, Ellie Cornell and David Keith can't make up for the posturing of Maria Ramirez, Travis Wester and the others. Laura Harring sleepwalks through her role as the mysterious innkeeper and the plot's inconsistencies wear thin after a while. ALL SOULS DAY won't be remembered as a classic zombie flick, but it isn't any worse than the other recent films of its ilk.
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