Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead

IFC Films | Release Date: February 13, 2015

6.4	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 45 Ratings

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kuehnauAug 21, 2015

Wyrmwood should be given credit for original concepts and fair acting, beyond that, it's a stinker. What could have come off as a fairly decent, basic zombie flick, it begins to become stupid as the gasoline idea comes into play.

TheWyrmwood should be given credit for original concepts and fair acting, beyond that, it's a stinker. What could have come off as a fairly decent, basic zombie flick, it begins to become stupid as the gasoline idea comes into play.

The concept is, the zombies are using the chemical components, such as gasoline, as a energy source. They decide to show that, but putting a match out in a tin of gasoline, to show a highly flammable material has lost it's most important attribute.

I took several OSHA safety classes and we were taught that gasoline, as a liquid isn't flammable, the fumes they give off are. My teacher showed us this, by putting a match out in a tuna can filled with gasoline.

If that wasn't bad enough, they bring into play, an idea that the zombies are using the gas as a means of an energy source and only excrete fumes during the day, using it at night as a energy source.

Such a stupid concept, with such glaring issues can't be ignored. Australia, go home, you're drunk.… Expand

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mailordermonstrApr 3, 2021

Feels like they were more interested in making a cool music video/80's action flick than a zombie movie with any sort of grounding in reality. When Barry, the protagonist, first encounters a zombie - we're treated to a quick-cut edit of himFeels like they were more interested in making a cool music video/80's action flick than a zombie movie with any sort of grounding in reality. When Barry, the protagonist, first encounters a zombie - we're treated to a quick-cut edit of him being the cool action guy and "suiting up". It might work in something like Zombieland, but this movie is trying to take itself too seriously for it to work. There's at least a dozen better zombie flicks available. Don't waste your time on this unless you're truly desperate.… Expand

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