Hilarious and enjoyable zombie comedy

Rating: 9/10 (18 November 2015)

Surviving a zombie apocalypse, a group of rag-tag heroes try to survive in the world where the dead are constantly growing in numbers and try not to kill each other before the zombies do as they try to reach safety.
Overall this was quite an enjoyable and fun zombie comedy. That this one stays in the realm of keeping the zombies here as something to be respected and feared in the situation which is always a plus and makes for one of the bright spots in here. The early examination of the rules for survival is a prime feature here for that, making this one treat the main creatures something to be taken seriously even though there's a lot of fun to be had here elsewhere. There's a joy to be had here from the gleeful and over-the-top ways this one goes about doling out the details here which are just quite fun and cheesy not only based on having a spectacular gimmick but also featuring an even greater way of keeping the zombies as threats here and carrying that thread along here as well. That allows this one to get in plenty of exciting action scenes here that are a lot of fun, from the opening attack in the bedroom apartment and the early road scenes of the two which provide this one with plenty of fun, action-packed scenes that offer up some comedy as well. It all gets dropped off later on during the finale at the amusement park which offers this one a large amount of gags utilizing the location to great effect, from the roller coasters and thrill rides to the souvenir shops and concession stands all coming into play here in a hail of gunfire that allows for some nice stunt-work and action along with the few comedic lines thrown in to help this one. As well, the fine make-up and gore here allows for some great-looking zombies to finally round out the positives against the rather few negatives present. The biggest issue to this one is the entire middle section to this one being play off without any attacks at all and is more of an endless stream of teasing between the girls engaging in an endless stream of mind-games that build to absolutely nothing with all of the scenes foreshadowing a finale quite easily. It's not as special as it seems to think this is and really just drags out the pacing unevenly throughout this section. As well, the film's other problem here, and one that might crop up for some where is the comedy which might be a little too goofy or cheesy to some which is somewhat of a problem for this one. These here are the film's main problems.
Rated R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.