This is, by far, one of the worst made-for-television zombie movies. Based upon the novel Walkers by Gary Bradner (which is not a good starting point for anything) and starring a tired-looking Lindsay Wagner (the original Bionic Woman), this four-hour movie concerns the pursuit of Wagner by "Walkers". It seems that she narrowly escaped death and these zombies feel cheated that she isn't one of them. The dead thus come back to life with the sole purpose of trying to "set things right". Although the movie was three hours too long, it seemed like a great idea until I remembered a little known film entitled Sole Survivor (1982), which has an identical plot. The idea is also realized far better in any of the Final Destination movies.
This is, by far, one of the worst made-for-television zombie movies. Based upon the novel Walkers by Gary Bradner (which is not a good starting point for anything) and starring a tired-looking Lindsay Wagner (the original Bionic Woman), this four-hour movie concerns the pursuit of Wagner by "Walkers". It seems that she narrowly escaped death and these zombies feel cheated that she isn't one of them. The dead thus come back to life with the sole purpose of trying to "set things right". Although the movie was three hours too long, it seemed like a great idea until I remembered a little known film entitled Sole Survivor (1982), which has an identical plot. The idea is also realized far better in any of the Final Destination movies.
