Zombie Hood is a British indie zombie horror film directed by Steve Best. It explores the classic theme of a zombie apocalypse, set in the city of Nottingham, England. The movie focuses on a group of survivors who must navigate their way through a city overrun by the undead while facing both external threats from the zombies and internal tensions within their group.

The story begins with a mysterious viral outbreak that turns people into flesh-eating zombies. As society collapses, a group of strangers bands together in a desperate attempt to survive the chaos. The survivors include various characters, each with their own backgrounds and personalities, leading to tension and clashes as they try to figure out how to stay alive in a world falling apart. As they navigate the dangerous streets of Nottingham, they are forced to make tough choices and face both physical and emotional challenges.

Zombie Hood follows many of the familiar tropes of zombie films, including the struggle for survival, the moral dilemmas of who can be trusted, and the horrors of watching loved ones turn into zombies. The film is very much in the vein of low-budget zombie horror, with practical effects, gritty settings, and a focus on character dynamics rather than high-end special effects.

While it may not have the polish of larger zombie productions like The Walking Dead or World War Z, Zombie Hood has been appreciated by fans of the zombie genre for its raw, indie approach and its depiction of an apocalypse in a relatable, local setting.