Jason Creed (Joshua Close) and a group of friends were filming a horror movie in the forest when they heard news on the radio about the living dead who died and came back to life. They moved like zombies and their numbers were rapidly increasing like a plague. Another director, Tony Ravello (Shawn Roberts), insisted that this was just the media making up the news, but most people felt the chill coming from behind. After the timid male protagonist Ridley (Philip Riccio) fled to his villa not far away, a group of people followed Jason's girlfriend Debra (Michelle Morgan) to drive to her home. Not long after they got on the road, they encountered a terrorist incident. Slowly, as they saw with their own eyes (in addition to the end of the century scene, the companions around them turned into living dead), everyone, including Tony, completely believed that the living dead were spreading all over the world, and finding a way to save themselves became their first priority. However, Jason insisted on not putting down the camera. He believed that recording the truth he saw was more important than saving his life. The news released by the media were all edited under the control of the government (concealing numbers and delaying release as much as possible). Even if the truth was more horrifying, the public had the right to know. So he posted the images he took on his blog every day, even if his actions were not understood by Debra and other partners.