Day of the Dead: Bloodline Synopsis & Review: Plot Summary

🎯 Quick Overview

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🍿 Day of the Dead: Bloodline: Detailed Plot Synopsis

Outbreak at Whittendale University

Medical student Zoe reluctantly attends a party at her university. While retrieving a keg, she’s attacked by Max, an obsessive patient. A corpse reanimates and bites Max, triggering a zombie outbreak. Zoe escapes, finding the city overrun.

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Life in High Rock Emergency Bunker

Five years later, Zoe is at High Rock Emergency Bunker, run by Lieutenant Miguel. The bunker has lost contact with the outside world. Zoe and Elyse work on a cure using zombie blood, but Miguel doubts its possibility.

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The Supply Run and Max’s Return

A supply run to Zoe’s old university turns deadly when they encounter zombies. Zoe faces Max again, now a partially reanimated ‘rotter’. The group retrieves medicine for a sick child, but Max manages to sneak into the bunker.

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Developing the Vaccine and Unleashing Chaos

Zoe convinces Miguel to let her use Max’s blood for a vaccine. A dangerous experiment to gather zombie blood goes awry, leading to more deaths. Max escapes, causing widespread chaos and the fall of the bunker.

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⚠️ Spoilers and Ending Explained

If you plan to watch the movie first, watch here and come back to this section afterward.

🎬 Cast & Characters

  • Zoe (Sophie Skelton): A determined medical student who seeks a cure for the zombie virus and is haunted by a past encounter with a deranged patient.
  • Max (Johnathon Schaech): A disturbed and obsessive patient who becomes a unique, sentient zombie fixated on Zoe.
  • Miguel Salazar (Jeff Gum): The hardened Lieutenant in charge of the High Rock Emergency Bunker who struggles to maintain order and safety amidst the zombie apocalypse.
  • Baca (Marcus Vanco): Miguel’s brother and Zoe’s boyfriend, who helps on a supply run to retrieve medication.
  • Lily (Lillian Blankenship): A sick child in need of medication, whose plight drives a mission outside the relative safety of the bunker.

💬 Memorable Quotes

  • Alphonse: “You know what I miss, man? A nice, greasy cheeseburger and fries.” – Reflects a longing for pre-apocalyptic normalcy and simple pleasures.
  • Max: “You are mine.” – Repeated stalker quote

💰Box Office

  • Budget: $8,000,000
  • Domestic Gross: $0
  • Worldwide Gross: $277,922

💥 Day of the Dead: Bloodline Reviews

Personal Review

Okay, so I went into this expecting a cheesy zombie flick, and well, I got it. The acting was pretty rough, and the plot was all over the place. But honestly, there were some moments that were so bad they were hilarious. I definitely jumped when *that* zombie showed up—creepy! If you’re looking for a serious horror movie, skip this. But if you want a laugh with some friends, grab some popcorn and enjoy the ride. I’m glad I watched it for the pure ‘so bad it’s good’ experience. I felt like the last half saved it, though.

  • Who would enjoy:
    • “Fans of zombie movies”
    • “Viewers who like B-movies”
    • “People interested in action-horror with gore”
  • Content warnings ⚠:
    • “Intense violence”
    • “Gore”
    • “Zombie attacks”
    • “Sexual assault themes”
    • “Strong language”

Professional Reviews

  • IMDb: “A low-budget zombie flick with poorly written characters and cliched situations. The acting swings wildly between awkward and terrible, with a screenplay full of worn-out horror tropes.
  • Rotten Tomatoes: “Day of the Dead: Bloodline fails to deliver any scares or originality, making it a forgettable addition to the zombie genre. Lacking the suspense of the original and failing to innovate, it’s a disappointing experience.

Audience Reactions

The exploding blood effects were so over-the-top, they were laugh-out-loud funny.: Many viewers found the gore and cheesy moments unintentionally hilarious.

The ‘zombie stalker’ concept was a unique twist, even if poorly executed.: Some viewers appreciated the attempt to add a new element to the zombie genre.

Overall Consensus: Day of the Dead: Bloodline is generally considered a poorly executed remake, with bad acting, a nonsensical plot, and unintentional humor.

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🛠️ Behind the Scenes

  • “Day of the Dead: Bloodline was released within six months of the death of George A. Romero, the director of the original Day of the Dead (1985).”
  • “The logo for the production company CGF is a slight alteration of the classic video game, Deus Ex (2000).”

🖥️ How to Watch Day of the Dead: Bloodline?

Day of the Dead: Bloodline is available for rent or purchase on various platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and Vudu. Check your local listings for cable on-demand options. As of [current date], it is not available on major subscription streaming services like Netflix or Hulu. Some platforms may offer free trials for new users that could allow for a limited-time viewing.

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🎥 Similar Movies

If you enjoyed Day of the Dead: Bloodline, you might like these similar films:

  • Day of the Dead (1985): The original film this is a remake of; explores similar themes of survival in a bunker during a zombie apocalypse and the conflict between scientists and military.
  • Resident Evil (2002): Features a strong female lead battling zombies in an underground facility, with a focus on scientific experimentation gone wrong.
  • 28 Days Later (2002): A fast-paced, intense take on the zombie genre with a focus on survival and the breakdown of society, though with ‘infected’ rather than traditional zombies.

🛒 Day of the Dead: Bloodline Related Products

🎧 Soundtrack

Day of the Dead: Bloodline features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the movie’s atmosphere and emotional impact. Here are some notable tracks:

You can find the complete soundtrack on Amazon Music and Apple Music.

🤨 FAQ

Is Day of the Dead: Bloodline a remake?

Yes, Day of the Dead: Bloodline is a remake of George A. Romero’s 1985 film, Day of the Dead. However, it takes significant liberties with the original story and characters.

Who is Max in Day of the Dead: Bloodline?

Max is a former patient of Zoe who has an obsessive infatuation with her. He becomes a ‘rotter’ (zombie) but retains some of his cognitive abilities, making him a particularly dangerous antagonist.

Does the movie have a happy ending?

The ending is somewhat hopeful. A cure is found and Zoe’s boyfriend is saved, but the presence of zombies nearby suggests the conflict isn’t over. It’s a qualified victory.

🔥 Bonus Content

Day of the Dead: Bloodline (2017) Carnage Count

Curious how many zombies meet their end in ‘Day of the Dead: Bloodline’? This video breaks down every single death! Honestly, the sheer number is kind of insane, you have to see it to believe it!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=SOMhCoKctS4

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