Automaton Transfusion (Unrated and Undead)

as far as the shipment and the receiving rateing that is great but as far as the movies it wasn't so great

This movie had the right quotes to catch your attention, on the cover, but did not live up to it. It had potential, plot wise, if your a zombie fan, you know the basics, heres mine.-do not watch a zombie flick with high expectations, so if its good you'll be surprised-usually when the movie has a dark worn out look during the movie due to the camera it was shot with, get ready for sub par acting and a lot of "WTF's!" momentsthe rest you can fill in with your personal tasteBut this movie, did okay for the budget it was given, which is not really saying much. They did good job adding a lot zombies to make it look like a lots going on, just so they can cover up certain inperfections, one of the characters (the black guy) picks up a chainsaw but doesnt turn it on, you dont hear it, but somehow hes cutting down zombies.........??????? There were one or two cool effects, horrible make-up for the zomibes( white powder on the face and Fake blood) some scenes looked obvious that they squirted blood on sheets and on the wall, and the ending.....SPOILER ALERT!!!, SPOILER ALERT!!! It ends in a "to be continued'.............. As if I want to wait for the second one to know what happens and waste my time.If you like watching movies that leave you with questions..... like "Why didnt I turn this off 45 mins into movie?" this is for you.

Item is in great condition

i kept seeing all the bad reviewz on this movie so i had to go get it for myself..and i wasnt disappointed, alot of people judge this movie because of the quality of the filmwork but if you can get over the shaky camera then this iz a really enjoyable movie..it has everything you could possibly want in a zombie film, tense scenez, viscous zombiez, and plenty of blood and gore...the only thing i was disappointed in was when it ended cause it had me wanting more!!!!!!

I love at movie thank you

I know, I know, this is low-budget zombie cinema so why harp on the use of ideas that have been used and re-used hundreds of times before? In fact, why watch these type of films in the first place if you're going to be overly critical right? True, that's a good couple of points except... at one time, independent horror films weren't only awesome BUT also original and scary. I suppose every time I pick up one of these movies I hope to find something different or special... oh well, maybe next time huh? Automaton Transfusion is one of the newest(seems like there's at least 3 more every Tuesday release day) independent attempts at the zombie genre. Sporting the controversial(to me at least) "running dead" approach and a filming style that could make for Epileptic seizures at worst and mild nausea at best, Automaton Transfusion features a military experiment gone awry(shocking!) and a town overrun by the infected for our protagonists to escape from. As I said at the top, pretty basic stuff, with our leads being an even more basic mish-mash of high school types(i.e. cheerleader, outcast, overweight loser, lone black guy in entire town, etc.) that you've seen plenty of times before. The gore runs from good, to at times even inspired(a torn off lower jaw still has me wondering how it was done so well?) but is so overly absurd that it's never really gross, but it's still entertaining(by the way, the scene on the cover unfortunately never occurs). The acting... is to be expected for this type of picture, not always bad, but never really good either(probably a little better than most of it's kind though). The zombies actually come off much more like the infected from the 28 Days Later franchise, mostly just regular looking people, except covered in blood and running around biting the living. The pluses about the film are that it hits the ground running(pun intended) and doesn't bore us with too much buildup and other unnecessary drama(it knows what it is), basically just running from one undead attack into another(in a nicely scant 75 minute package), and the scene where a zombie rips an unborn baby from a mothers stomach and devours it in front of her(I'm a horror fan... what do you want me to say? Loved it!). I had high expectations for this and maybe that's why I'm so hard on it upon my initial viewing(but maybe not either)? For fans of newer low-budget and independent zombie cinema this should provide enough goods to entertain, but still is probably only worth a rental first. *SPOILER ALERT* I never give away spoilers in reviews but this one is big enough that I figure I should(not to mention I kinda wish I knew about it before buying)... the movie ends with a "To Be Continued." Yep, just thought you might want to know before investing the time and money.

I really went into this one thinking for a low budget Zombie flick that it just might work. Well it did not work. I sick of seeing bad acting with effects that are just silly. Im tired of them slapping on some white make up on their face and spilling some blood on their shirts and calling some sort of undead. It just does not work! It looks cheap and it is cheap. What was really disapointing is the plot could have work. A agent to reanimate the dead so that they are fast and some what smart as a weapon is a cool story. They would feast on their enemies and not have to use soliders is not a bad script. Then to test it on some small town is great but that is where it begins and end. Not to mention they dont even give you a ending to this film. They actually think that you would want to see sequeal to this. That is how it actually ends. To be continued. You have to be kidding me I bought one copy of this film but I'm sure the hell am not buying or watching another minute of this garbage. Do yourself a favor and PASS on this Stinker!