RE-KILL – Final Trailer

Re-Kill (2015) is a zombie-action film directed by Valeri Milev. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the film offers a unique take on the zombie genre by blending traditional zombie horror with action and mockumentary-style filmmaking.

Plot Synopsis: The movie takes place after a global zombie outbreak, where a military organization known as the “Z Squad” is tasked with keeping the infected population under control. The film follows a team of highly trained soldiers as they patrol the streets and fight off waves of zombies. However, the zombies in this world are more advanced than usual—they have evolved, becoming more intelligent and dangerous.

The story unfolds in a documentary-style format, with a reporter following the Z Squad’s daily operations. The team must not only fight off the zombies but also deal with internal conflicts and the pressure of working in a constantly volatile environment. As the plot progresses, the soldiers uncover a deeper conspiracy and face the ultimate question of whether humanity can survive or if it’s too late to save the world from the undead.

Themes & Style: Re-Kill plays with the typical zombie apocalypse tropes, adding a fresh twist by incorporating elements of satire and dark humor. The mockumentary style allows the audience to see the soldiers’ personal struggles, adding a layer of emotional depth and character development. At the same time, it maintains a fast-paced, action-packed narrative as the team combats hordes of zombies.

The film also explores themes of survival, morality, and the psychological toll of fighting an endless battle against a relentless enemy. It balances moments of horror and humor, offering a commentary on the zombie genre and society’s fascination with disaster scenarios.

Reception: The film received mixed reviews, with some praising its inventive approach to the zombie genre and its action sequences, while others criticized its execution and lack of depth in certain areas. Despite this, Re-Kill found an audience among fans of zombie films looking for a different perspective on the genre.