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Zoe is a zombie horror short film with several pros and cons. Let's start with the pros. First, the zombies are surprisingly convincing, especially considering the large number of them featured. Some even reminded me of the zombies from The Walking Dead. Second, the film throws us into the action right away, without making us wait-an excellent choice given its short six-minute runtime. Third, there's a major plot twist later in the film that adds interest.

Now for the con: I found the ending a bit disappointing. It wasn't the what but the how-the way it was executed made the film feel suddenly cheap.

Overall, though, this is a pretty nice and enjoyable zombie short film for anyone who loves the genre.

There's no doubt that We Forgot About the Zombies is a comedy short film. The humor kicks in just 15 seconds in and keeps going almost non-stop throughout its three-minute runtime. And since it's a dark zombie horror comedy, you can also expect plenty of gore and blood.

The story follows two men fleeing an approaching zombie horde who stumble upon some mysterious syringes they believe are a cure for the outbreak-based on the partial words they can make out on the labels. It's a fun film with plenty of comedic moments, but in the end, it just wasn't for me. If you enjoy Leslie Nielsen-style humor, this might be right up your alley.

Imagine being dragged out of bed after a good night's sleep, and within minutes, you are fighting for your life amidst a zombie horde. That's what "Deep 6" is really about. We have seen similar concepts in many other zombie films, including some classics, but what sets this one apart is that it is a horror short film.

That said, considering its runtime is only four minutes, a surprising amount happens. The acting is decent, and the zombies look passable. As an avid fan of zombie movies, I enjoyed this film-but at the same time, I wished it had offered a slightly more original plot and setting.