A good usage of fusion between two very derivative narratives

Rating: 8/10 (27 June 2017)

This movie does two things; 1. show a zombie-apocalypse from a new perspective, and 2. everything it can with something that is not new or super high-concept.
Fantastically displays how zombies feel and how socially anxious they would be. It is amazing how it manages to portray such a relatable zombie.
This is a typical love story so it does have some tropes here and there, like the "come sleep in the same bed as me scene", but the fact that it merges two very derivative narratives provides freshness in both spaces, so the movie earns those tropes.
It also sort of plays like a Disney fairy-tale. You've got transformation/curse, unlikely romance and even a disapproving father.