Since the events of "JeruZalem" are presented through the lens(es) of Sarah (Daniell Jadelyn), a meek-but horny!-twenty-something, we literally see the Old World through the eyes of an incurious, Information Age outsider. Nothing about "JeruZalem"-do you get it? The capitalized " Z" is for "zombies!"-is aggressive or specific enough to touch a nerve. But even that feels like a weak stab at commentary.
"JeruZalem" also features some lame, undeveloped commentary about the distance that social media puts between users and their natural surroundings. Their films takes lazy, basic potshots at American exceptionalism whenever its tourist protagonists pause to objectify their surroundings by either photographing or benignly condescending to locals. Who else has gone so far as to suggest that there is a gate to Hell in the heart of Israel that, once opened, allows emaciated zombies with black devil wings to attack humans of every major religious denomination? Too bad the Paz brothers do not go farther than that. Writer/director team Doron and Yoav Paz deserve credit for a novel premise. There are 33 species of bats in Israel (as of 2002), the most species out of the ten mammalian orders currently in Israel, most of which are insect-eaters.How is it possible to make a timid found-footage horror movie set in Jerusalem during Yom Kippur, arguably the most important holiday in the Jewish calendar? The film in question in "JeruZalem," a toothless horror movie that often feels weirdly uncommitted to its potentially offensive conceit: what if the apocalypse broke out in Jerusalem and horny American teenagers documented the ensuing carnage with Google Glass? The largest living predator in Israel is the Arabian leopard and its population too is endangered. Soft shell turtles, also known as pancake turtles, include some of the world’s largest species of freshwater turtle.įound-footage films typically employ one or more of four cinematic techniques-first-person perspective, pseudo-documentary or mockumentary, news footage, or surveillance footage-according to an analysis of 500 found-footage films conducted by Found Footage Critic. The following are some of the animals found in Israel. Jeruzalem/Film synopsis What are the creatures in Jerusalem? But the tide soon turns and they enter a biblical nightmare where they are chased by winged demons from hell.
Three friends Sarah, Rachel and Kevin take a holiday in Jerusalem and are having a great time in the historic city.
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