Mayday Z

About This Movie

So, Mayday Z is one of those curious little gems that seems to have slipped under the radar. Set entirely in a claustrophobic airplane cabin, it ramps up the tension quickly, with the initial calmness being shattered as undead chaos unfolds. The practical effects are surprisingly well done for something that feels like it was made on a tight budget, and the intensity of the performances really draws you in. It’s not just about zombies; it taps into themes of survival and family dynamics in a tight space, which gives it a unique edge. The pacing keeps you on the edge, though it does hit some familiar beats. Still, if you're into indie horror with a twist, this one has a certain raw charm to it.

Mayday Z has had a rather limited release, making physical copies quite rare. There are a few bootleg versions floating around, but finding a genuine copy can be a challenge. Collector interest seems to be growing, especially among those who appreciate horror that plays with confined spaces. Its distinct premise and execution make it a curious piece in the horror genre that some collectors are keen to track down.