You just can't trust anyone. First time I let a girl into my life she tries to eat me.

Rating: Null/10 (2 February 2010)

The introduction welcomes the viewers to "The United States of Zombieland." It never is clear is this affliction is just the USA, or all of the world. However I do know that a "Zombieland 2" is in the works, IMDb tells me so.
As we learn during the movie, the 20th century "mad cow disease" becomes the plague of the 21st century. It becomes "mad person disease", which eventually leads to "mad zombies." So we meet up with Woody Harrelson as Tallahassee and Jesse Eisenberg as Columbus. To try to stay impersonal and increase their chances for individual survival they refer to themselves as their cities of origin. The journey begins in Texas, Austin to be exact, and along the way mentions Waco, but all the town and road scenes not in L.A. were actually filmed in Georgia.
These two encounter Emma Stone as Wichita and Abigail Breslin as her 12-year-old sister Little Rock. At first they are at odds with each other but end up banding together to survive as a group.
They travel west because the girls want to visit an amusement park in L.A. But tired, they first look for a place to sleep and Tallahassee brings them to Bill Murray's mansion, thinking it to be empty. But they find Bill Murray there, playing Himself.
Each time the group of 4 get somewhere they encounter anywhere from a few to a large band of zombies, all trying to catch and eat them. There are some very gruesome and graphic scenes of zombies eating uninfected humans, or zombies being killed.
There is a running theme of Tallahassee craving and stopping at places to get some Twinkies. And eventually Columbus begins to get sweet on Wichita. But for the most part the movie is "over the top" comic situations, with Tallahassee relishing his expertise as a "zombie killer." (In an earlier role he was a "Natural Born Killer.")
I enjoyed it as light, mindless entertainment, but it is nothing more than that.