Breck Eisner	...	(Director)
Scott Kosar, Ray Wright, George A. Romero	...	(Writer)
Radha Mitchell	...	Judy
Danielle Panabaker	...	Becca
Timothy Olyphant	...	David Dutton
Preston Bailey	...	Nicholas Farnum
Joe Anderson	...	Russell
Lisa K. Wyatt	...	Peggy Hamill
Lexie Behr	...	Lizzie
Christie Lynn Smith	...	Deardra Farnum
Justin Welborn	...	Curt Hammil
Larry Cedar	...	Principal Ben Sandborn
Justin Price	...	Infected Civilian
Lori Beth Edgeman	...	Distraught Mom
Brett Wagner	...	Jesse
Rachel Storey	...	Molly Hutchins
Joe Reegan	...	Billy Babcock
Frank Hoyt Taylor	...	Charles Finley
Brett Rickaby	...	Bill Farnum
Chet Grissom	...	Kevin Miller
Robert Miles	...	Lenny
Anthony Winters	...	Pastor Jim
Michael H. Cole	...	Site Coordinator
Tahmus Rounds	...	Nathan
Alex Van	...	Red
Timothy Douglas Perez	...	SMG Boone
Kathryn Kim	...	Distraught Mom
Ann Roth	...	Distraught Mom
Marian Green	...	Mrs. McGregor
Mike Hickman	...	Rory Hamill
Mickey Cole	...	Distraught Son
Maxime Alexandre	...	Cinematographer
John Aylward	...	Mayor Hobbs
Glenn Morshower	...	Intelligence Officer
Gregory Sporleder	...	Travis Quinn

Comments: Don't like Zombie (or whatever) flicks but love Timothy Olyphant, so what the heck. Not bad for a dumb movie. A good cast and some subtle humor can work wonders. It's crazy how everybody gets shot just in the nick of time. Not breaking any new ground there.

Summary: As a toxin begins to turn the residents of Ogden Marsh, Iowa into violent psychopaths, sheriff David Dutton tries to make sense of the situation while he, his wife, and two other unaffected townspeople band together in a fight for survival.