A zombie movie by any other name would smell as sweet as “Pandemic,” which is to say, not very.

Rating: Not Rated Stars: Rachel Nichols, Alfie Allen, Missi Pyle, Mekhi Phifer, Paul Guilfoyle, Danielle Rose Russell Writer: Dustin T. Benson Director: John Suits Distributor: New Artists Alliance/XLerator Media Release Date (theatrical): April 1, 2016; (VOD) April 5, 2016

Full disclosure here. I'm over zombies. The slow zombies, the fast zombies, the zombies who climb on each other like ants to scramble over walls, the zombies who flirt and zombies who suffer. They're overexposed and out of ideas, not shocking since they are, after all, The Living Dead. "Brains." We get it. Even George…

Hardcore Henry opens this weekend, and its first-person shooter style throughout seems pretty groundbreaking. But there's another, better option closer to home.

"Zombie, zombie, zombie ei, ei, ei, oh do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do." —The Cranberries      It's getting harder to tell the undead from the infected from the merely glum. If there's a virus or a plague or an epidemic out there, there are zombies, shuffling out of the woodwork, blundering over…

Check out Matt Donato's review of Pandemic, a first-person infection thriller starring Rachel Nichols and Mekhi Phifer.

Pandemic is a zombie movie whose greatest battle isn't with the undead, but a gimmicky directing style that constantly threatens to derail the mostly enjoyable experience.

I do feel bad for the distributors handling John Suits’ Pandemic (2016). I don’t have a clue how they’re going to market this film. The trailer presents it as a kind of cross between Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza’s [REC] (2007) and Paul W. S. Anderson’s Resident Evil series: a found footage movie following a…

★★☆☆☆ While there’s nothing especially wrong with videogame-inspired zombie flick Pandemic, there’s not much that this rote genre entry gets especially right, either. In...

John Suits maximizes the tension in his viral horror film 'Pandemic.'