A solid and early contribution to the whole (post-)apocalyptic business. Production quality and acting are good enough, and what I like most about No Blade of Grass is that it tries to give us a realistic glimpse in how a world-wide breakdown of society would develop and progress - so we don't get only a Mad Max and one of his many clones but a more realistic story about a family struggling for survival in an increasingly anarchistic world. Of course, we get also a solid dose of violence and a nasty biker gang in denim and leather (maybe an source of inspiration for Mr. Romero and his Dawn of the Dead?). Anyway, no masterpiece but a solid one for the right eye.
Review of No Blade of Grass
