
Reviews — Black Summer
Audience write-ups from TMDB
J. D. Parent
The world has fallen to zombies, and small bands of people are struggling to stay alive. It seems like nobody can be trusted or remain untouched as they make their way toward what’s supposed to be a secure stadium. The story unfolds in brief, intense segments filled with action. There's also just the right amount of background information about the characters, including some surprising revelations. As they battle …
Dean
This zombie series is really impressive—a significant step up from something as poorly made as "The Walking Dead." The atmosphere is consistently suspenseful, and it avoids the pointless emotional storylines that plague TWD. The music creates a genuinely frightening mood, and the zombies themselves are far more sophisticated than those in "The Walking Dead"; they move quickly and people transform into them much faste…


