Michael Ironside did a great job job. The atmosphere of this show was very macabre and ghoulish. Nice mom, too.

not a bad watch. pretty good imo.

(spoiler alert) i thought it was kinda creative to make it seem like a zombie story at first and then slowly become a vampire story. overall, a fun episode, though slow at times. could have done without the over-played crucifixion imagery with the white kid, and seemed kinda silly dude riding the bus...what's he going to do, pull the shade down when the sun comes up?

(Sorry for any "spoilers" to those that care about such things)
Unless I missed them, nobody had fangs once they turned vampire and the guy who was already a vampire didn't have fangs. Usually in vampire stories, fangs are a big deal and show up at some point... Anyway, in all other respects it's a typical vampire tale with very few twists.
I'm trying to keep this review short to try to not give too much away about the episode.
There was a lot of "little" things I could mention but discussing them would give away what happens....and all of them are part of why I hate typical vampire stories like these and most horror stories in general. It's sad that I have to say despite being a horror fan, as a horror fan, it's amazing how even the stories I do end up liking can/might have things about them that are typical (stuff I don't like) in horror stories.

liked the ending....and music..