Not a zombie movie with any hope - the diaries in question start with a family holding a birthday party for their little girl and end with brutality. This is one of those "Blair Witch" shaky-camera films and features a lot of dark and earie shots. If you like zombies, you may enjoy this, but don't think it is as good as Romero's first trilogy (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead or Day of the Dead). This British import would have you believe that a documentary being filmed by a soldier would continue filming as he is in constant danger and even when one of the women gets raped.
