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Got this on dvd today, and watched it tonight.
It is a low budget film, but quite well made, and is an interesting film to watch.
Watching it I thought that what was outside was closer to the infected in 28 Days Later, than actual undead, but it is just a slightly different take on the undead.
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The Dead Outside (2009) is described in review quotes on the sleeve as “a seriously creepy zombie apocalypse” and “a side tale to 28 Days Later”, both of which are a bit cheeky and misleading. It’s a low, low budget post-apocalyptic character piece filmed in Dumfries and Galloway. In the wake of a pandemic that [...]
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Scots film scoops horror honours
A film shot on location in the south of Scotland has taken two awards at a movie festival in Spain.
The Dead Outside won best film and Kerry-Anne Mullaney took best director at the 10th Estepona International Horror and Fantasy Film Festival.
It was filmed in Auldgirth near Dumfries and beat off competition [...]
Scottish cinema is not all kilts and drugs, and you’ll find that outside of Scottish Screen films actually get made that aren’t cliched, appeal to the current film audiences, and are really good. One Day Removals. for example, or a horror film I saw at the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year, the excellent The [...]
The Dead Outside is the first feature film from Kerry Anne Mullaney and Kris R. Bird’s Mothcatcher Films and features debut performances from Alton Milne (Daniel) and the then 16 year old Sandra Louise Douglas (April).
Set in the Highlands of Scotland (although filmed in the Borders) Mullaney and Bird tell an intimate tale of two [...]
Another twist on the zombie genre – a neurological pandemic has swept the United Kingdom, but those with the infection don’t die immediately, becoming increasingly incoherent, unstable and violent. The infection mutated, went airborne and the government’s so-called vaccine only slowed down the symptoms. The result: the infectious period was extended and the disease spread [...]
La décima edición del festival se desarrolló entre el 7 y el 12 de septiembre. La gran triunfadora de la muestra fue la cinta escocesa ‘The dead outside’, que obtuvo el premio a la mejor película y a la mejor dirección para Kerry Anne Mullaney.
La X Semana Internacional de Cine Fantástico y de Terror de [...]
La debutante Kerry Anne Mullaney convence al jurado con su filme sobre un virus neurológico
Una pandemia provocada por un virus neurológico. Dos personas que no se conocen, pero que acaban aisladas en una granja de la campiña escocesa. El temor a que ya no quede vida en el mundo exterior. Esta es la tarjeta [...]
La película escocesa “The dead outside” ha sido galardonada con el Unicornio de Oro a la Mejor Película en la X Semana Internacional de Cine Fantástico y de Terror de Estepona (Málaga), cuya gala de clausura se ha celebrado esta noche en el Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos de la ciudad.
The Dead Outside wins Golden Unicorn Prize at 10th Annual Estepona International Horror and Fantasy Film Festival
[BBC News Scotland] Scots film scoops horror honours
A film shot on location in the south of Scotland has taken two awards at a movie festival in Spain.
The Dead Outside won best film and Kerry-Anne Mullaney took best director at the [...]
If I’m being honest my hopes for the horror film The Dead Outside were low. Although Scottish film is seeing a bit of a rise in quality and intelligence of late, this did sound like a it had a very low budget and it was also horror, and we all know that whatever country a [...]
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Come see The Dead Outside expecting buckets of blood and non-stop zombie action, and you will be disappointed. The Dead Outside is more the zombie-film equivalent of listening to your favorite Oval LP, which turns out to be not at all a bad thing.