I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

What has happened to Spoofs and Pardodies?Oh wait... I remember! The Scary Movie Franchise...Yeah, it has to be said that this movie follows all the old tropes of trying to cash grab at a popular formula. We are long past the days of Mel Brooks thanks in part to a Politically Correct sensibility that seems to have issues with people taking the P**s out of every cultural stereotype and shoving it in our faces about how Hypocritical society really is...This was the Genius of many Early Parody Movies... Mel;; Brooks, a Jewish Director/Writer/Movie Star, was more than willing to not only shove the ridiculous stereotypes of most people into our faces and say 'Seriously! This is how Stupid we all are!' but also send up his own beliefs because he KNEW that even he and his beliefs were not above a level of Hypocrisy.Brooks, Zucker and Abrahams were very culturally aware... and never afraid to ruffle feathers for a laugh - because when we laughed at what we saw on screen, we were also laughing at ourselves... Sadly, this art seems lost... This movie does NOT hit any of those notes and instead relies on 'Parody' of the most popular movies of its genre...The Title is obviously a Parody of The Walking Dead, There are references to 28 Days Later, Star Wars, Zombieland (Parody of a Parody? Are you serious?), Warm Bodies and many more.For what its worth, the film is NOT terrible... In fact, it has elements that are genuinely funny, though they are few and far between.The effects are possibly one of the better elements of the movie - And sometimes quite graphic and gory... But this does not make it a great film.Its biggest problem is they try too hard to cram as many pop culture references into the film to try and score cheap laughs that most of the time just do not work.Given that so many films seem to be pandering to the so called 'Social Justice Warriors' and avoid making jokes that may even remotely come across as Racist or Religious in anyway - Its still baffles me how so many of these movies still rely on Stoner Humour to try and get laughs!Overall, its cheap, tacky, but to be fair... Its short and mildly entertaining.It could have been so much more though - Instead to falls into the vain of Disaster Movie, Epic Movie, Scary Movie 4, The Starving Games and such like... Only with a much lower budget.Its not going to challenge your humour much - But you may get a few cheap laughs out of it.If people are going to continue doing parodies - PLEASE FOR GODS SAKE STOP TRYING TO BE POLITICALLY CORRECT! NOTHING SHOULD BE SACRED TO HUMOUR!

I can usually sit through low budget parodies, but this was a snore- fest. Most of the jokes fell flat and borrowed exclusively from the material they were parodying. It seemed like it relied heavily on the references to the source material and didn't even try to be funny on its own. This was painfully boring, so much so I had to turn it off halfway. You know a movie is boring, when you are checking to see how much longer until the end. Even the zombie attack scenes were boring. The only parts I enjoyed, were the "Warm Bodies" references, some of those were actually clever. And at first, the dad forgetting his son's name and calling him Carl (in reference to "The Walking Dead") was funny the first few times, but then it got old. Just skip this one and re-watch the movies and shows they are so desperately trying to parody.

This isn't going to be some long review so hold your horses and don't expect something fancy. After watching the movie, I thought the idea of doing something like this could be a great way to get money, be famous and bring all the different zombie loving fandoms together. But god dammit Scott Dow you screwed the whole thing up. It wasn't even that funny at all. The actors were horrible and the only good thing was probably Romeo and the zombies. This movie has about the humour of my grandfather who barely knows how to even use his Ipad so next time you try to direct a film and want to call it funny and good, learn what social media is on about and learn how to write a good plot and movie. Once again, as I stated, the actors were horrible except Troy Ogletree and MAYBE Andrew Pozza. Next time get actors that don't look like they're reading the script the first time. Danielle Garcia was good when it came to facial expressions but since she didn't say anything, I can't judge her there.

No-budget spoof of recently popular zombie movies and TV shows. In particular it parodies Zombieland, Warm Bodies, and The Walking Dead. It's a terrible comedy that offers no laughs. It's not funny at all but it tries so hard. The Kool-Aid bit was the only time I chuckled. At one point they were so desperate for laughs they threw in one of those tired "everybody gets high" gags that we've seen in THOUSANDS of movies. Ugh. Just the worst.The amateur production values and the poor editing don't do it any favors either. They appear to have gone to Rite-Aid for Halloween makeup to use on their zombies. The acting ranges from terrible to mediocre. I feel bad for these people. One reviewer suggested watching this with your friends. I'm not sure what that person's friends are into but mine would never speak to me again if I subjected them to this. As for all the reviews that are giving this glowing praise -- I'll assume these people are affiliated with the film in some way. Either they worked on it or are related to someone who did. I much prefer that answer to the uncomfortable idea that someone out there legitimately thought this was funny. That would be tragic. Avoid this cheap stinker.