Load of unimaginative tripe using Clichés by the number.

Rating: 1/10 (8 November 2014)

Sad that this rates well with todays youth.
I can understand why, it unsubtly hits all the marketing buttons.
So here is how the focus group wrote this pile of drivel.
First you "research" teenagers. What are their interests and very limited knowledge?
1. Computer games where you dress up, wander around and slash/hit/shoot things
2. Zombie/apocalypses
3. "Reality" TV shows like Survivor
4. Speaking in a grab bag selection of clichés
Then you crudely fashion the outsider (but special) thrown into a group of strangers who ultimately recognise that you are special and then follow you through (pathetic) adversity aka schmutzed dress- ups.
Being too lazy or incompetent to craft story and dialogue you toss dice to sequence the most appallingly grating clichés. Throw in a girl (let's not go overboard), some CGI to make it "interesting" using slightly adapted monsters from other equally unimaginative efforts that made money. Then spend a pointless hour and a half to reach a lame conclusion which is a set-up for more drivel.
Same time, same place, next year... but I won't be there next time.