lovely nostalgic feel, I think I prefer Lomo Metropolis, but it's great to know there are other places making boutique film!

I got a roll of Zombie 400 as a gift and I'm really pleased with the results. Quite desaturated and grainy which gave images a really cool dramatic look. I'm definitely keen to shoot it again.

I received this in an AW mystery box. I thought the heavy grunge vibe to it would work well for a rainy London day. But I also felt the contrast was a little much for me personally so pulled it one stop and shot it at 200 ISO, and I'm thrilled with the results.

Got this in a mystery box and I absolutely love it. Gritty and grainy, a little washed out, really nice green tones, makes my festival photos feel like Woodstock!

This was one of a handful of ‘surprise’ films in a recent summer analogue wonderland box, that ended up coming to the Scottish Highlands with us for an epic 2 week road trip.

I’m never quite sure what to expect with tonal films like Zombie - so just shoved it in my Zenit alongside some more traditional film in my OM 1 and let loose over the course of our trip.

Really happy with the way most of the shots came out - especially when Green was already a key colour. I’d avoid harsh or strong sunlight - it doesn’t seem to have much latitude for it - but otherwise it doesn’t seem a respectable job.

Zombie! Very cool green tones with some crunchy grain. Reds really pop. There was a discontinued film called Adox Color Implosion, I'm sure this is the same stock. It's a little expensive for what it is, but good fun if you want a unique look. I get 90's asian horror vibes.

I have very limited knowledge on film honestly, but this film has great colours, and the amount of grain is perfect for gritty/moody looking photos.

Second go after a few more months practicing photography and upgrading to a canon SLR and...well yeah same thoughts really. It's a relatively high cost film that has masses of grain and suppresses colour.

I feel like that's an ultra specific want for a firm, so if that's what you're after then this is it. If it's not, then don't buy it

This is the first ever film I used, pretty sure I was on the wrong ISO, didn't hold my camera steady or know what I'm doing in general

A couple shots came out ok

Took this on a trip to Lancaster. Love the tone and gave everything a silvery feel.