This is a Spanish Horror in the same style as Blair Witch or Cloverfield.

I had heard good things before i went to see this film, however I was still sceptical as I find the camera perspective does not tend to work, who is going to still be holding it upright and filming while running for their life. To my surprise this film did not suffer from this as much, the camera is put down a few times while the camera man helps out and by then end the camera is the only source of light.
The film is very short at just 78mins however this is a good thing apart from the slightly long opening which tries to show how boring life as a fire fighter is most of the time, the rest of the film rarely slows down.
For a zombie movie it is very down to earth, little explanation is actually given or needs to be.
Where this film shines is in the atmosphere, for most of the film the situation is believable. There are a few jump out scares but most of the film relies on tension.

This film is definitely a breath of fresh air from the Hollywood horrors of late.

8/10