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“…the sound editing, acting and naturalistic dialogue, along with the evil sense of humor all combine to make a very memorable and worthy entry into the zombie canon. …a refreshingly confident sense of its own style. I look forward to seeing more from Mr. Bailey in the future, maybe even a sequel?” – The Quiet Earth
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“Impressively disgusting…Bing deserves serious praise for locating real emotion in such a fantastic tale. “ – The Irish Times (Donald Clarke)
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“The dialogue is witty and creative and brings a lighthearted feeling to the movie. The tension and story builds nicely adds mystery but in a suspenseful way. The makeup and music are completely fantastic and really bring a sense of reality to the film. Though the film is in the horror genre, Portrait is very faceted and is a film that all genres fans can enjoy.” – DirectorsLive
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“…stands comparison to Shaun of the Dead …perfectly pitched performances by Geraldine McAlinden and Rory Mullen” MetroActive
http://jasonwatchesmovies.
“Horror comedies that are this effective both as comedies and as horror are pretty rare.” Jason Watches Movies
http://philsfilmadventures.
“Bailey deserves praise for creating an original and creative zombie film. He proves that there is still life (pun intended) within the zombie subgenre. …there are a couple of scenes that are so damn vile and outrageous that you cannot believe what you are seeing! And you cannot look away…” Phil’s Film Adventures
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“Possibly one of the best feature films at Cinequest this year, due primarily to its flawless flow from comedic documentary-styled oddness into classic horror. “Portrait Of A Zombie” is filled with brilliant acting and dialogue, while chock-full of genre-references, moral implications, and touching on social issues in its own way. A perfect film overall. If there is a sequel to be made, we want to see it.”