Colin

About This Movie

Colin is a unique take on the zombie genre, shot on a shoestring budget, yet it manages to feel raw and immersive. The film follows its eponymous character after he's bitten, capturing his disorientation in a suburban landscape that's eerily familiar yet twisted. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing an oppressive atmosphere to build, highlighting themes of isolation and decay. The practical effects, while not grandiose, have a certain charm that evokes the early days of horror cinema. Performances are gritty and almost documentary-like, which lends an unsettling authenticity. It's not your typical zombie flick; it’s more of a character study wrapped in flesh-eating chaos, which makes it stand out in a crowded genre.

Low-budget production with a unique narrative approach · Focuses on character over traditional horror tropes · Offers an unsettling look at suburban decay