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Romero has started all over again as though his other films exist in some parallel universe. Just to prove anything a younger director can do, he can do better, the whole thing is shot cinema-vérité style.

This is a talky affair designed to move away from the original BBC six-parter's cold-war paranoia in favour of a Michael Clayton-style corporate cover up.

The focus really seems to be on ensuring that the audience has a good time, whilst the cast and crew are clearly doing so themselves.

Every time there is a gear change from ‘funny’ to ‘emotional’ it grates.

Skinwalkers had me occasionally howling with laughter, whether it intended to be funny or not.

It would be overly enthusiastic to say that Survival is a true return to form after the relative misfire of Diary, but it is difficult to deny that Survival is a pretty good piece of genre filmmaking.