You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll recoil in disgust and then laugh anyway.

Rating: 8/10 (16 October 2019)

Thoroughly compelling, well paced, thoughtful and pertinent piece of horror-comedy (post-horror?) that deftly sends up horror tropes and is the most satisfying bout of script flipping since Shrek.
Sort of like Final Destination but without a supernatural element. There is a macabre majesty in how unfortunate circumstances turn a group of people that otherwise would have no inclination to harm a fly against each other in class fueled sectarian carnage.
Don't think this is just a horror parody or some sort of comedic pastiche of horror like Shaun of the Dead or The Scouts guide to zombies or Zombeavers, this is the real deal. The comic tone only intensifies the brutality in a movie about prejudice without being sanctimonious and with a genuine heart at its core.
My only issues with this movie are that line "I worked on a farm, it was either work or get out" which rubbed me the wrong way for some reason and how they don't give enough character flaws to the more rural characters beyond maybe some lacking people skills.