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Axed 2010

30 min📅 2010-03-04

Axed (2010) delivers a raw, retro-inspired zombie nightmare set in the Australian countryside, where survival hinges on brutal ingenuity and sheer willpower.

Director: Joshua Long

Cast

Lizzie Ballinger
Girl In chains
Brodie Dwyer
Girl Zombie
Adam Fawns
George
Stuart Hirth
Peter
Sally Elizabeth Knight
Girl in chains
Sam Lovejoy
Barbara
Kathryn Marquet
Kathryn Marquet
Elvie
Karli McNamara
Regan
Greg Pleming
Featured Ghoul / Soldier
Kazuya Wright
Bruce

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Axed (2010) about?

Axed (2010) is a fast-paced zombie horror short set in rural Australia, where a relentless militia and hordes of the undead force one man, Bruce, into a deadly fight for survival. Armed only with an axe, he must navigate a blood-soaked landscape where every decision could mean life or death.

Who directed Axed?

Axe was directed by Joshua Long, an Australian filmmaker known for delivering gritty, low-budget horror with a raw, visceral edge.

Who stars in Axed?

The film features Lizzie Ballinger, Brodie Dwyer, Adam Fawns, Stuart Hirth, and Sally Elizabeth Knight in key roles, with Sam Lovejoy rounding out the cast.

Is Axed (2010) worth watching?

As a micro-budget horror short, Axed (2010) punches above its weight with gritty atmosphere, effective gore, and a tight 30-minute runtime. While it may not have big studio polish, its retro zombie vibe and relentless pace make it a hidden gem for horror fans seeking raw, unfiltered terror.

How long is Axed?

Axed (2010) has a runtime of 30 minutes.

About Axed (2010) — A Brutal Aussie Zombie Survival Short

Axed (2010) delivers a raw, retro-inspired zombie nightmare set in the Australian countryside, where survival hinges on brutal ingenuity and sheer willpower. Directed by Joshua Long, this 30-minute horror short plunges viewers into the grimy, blood-soaked chaos of a small town overrun by the undead, led by a relentless local militia armed with axes and questionable morals. With its gritty 1970s aesthetic, the film captures the terror of being hunted in your own backyard while the dead claw their way back to life around you. The atmosphere is thick with dread, punctuated by visceral gore and a desperate fight for survival.

The story follows Bruce, a lone survivor wielding nothing but his namesake weapon, as he navigates a landscape where trust is a liability and every shadow hides a threat. Axed (2010) blends classic zombie tropes with a no-holds-barred Australian edge, making it a standout in the micro-budget horror scene.