A must see for any zombie fans out there

Rating: 9/10 (9 October 2009)

Its the zombie apocalypse, the streets are deserted, buildings are destroyed, and everyone except a small group of survivors are flesh eating monsters.
This is hardly a new concept in the horror genre, having been done over and over and over, can Zombieland be more than another tired, clichéd zombie flick? Definitely. With likable characters, witty dialogue, and tons of zombie killing action, Zombieland makes it to my top 10 list of favorite zombie comedies.
One of the best things about this movie is the characters, Colombus (Eisenberg) is a nervous, socially awkward teenager who survived the zombie apocalypse by following his own set of "rules". While Talahassse (Harrelson) plays the exact opposite; a zombie killing badass who doesn't follow any rules. Along the way they meet two young girls Little Rock and Witchita (Stone), who are on a quest to get to Pacific Playland, a theme park that is supposedly zombie free.
While the dialogue between these characters is very natural and funny, it can become a bit tiresome as a large portion of the movie shifts away from the zombies and focuses on them instead, this is in my opinion, one of the movies only flaws.
The zombies themselves are very scary looking, and although they are absent for a somewhat large portion of the film, the climax more than makes up for it with nonstop zombie killing awesomeness. (A note to zombie purists, the zombies in the film aren't actually true zombies, more like 28 days later infected people)
Overall, this film is a fresh, funny zombie comedy that can be ranked up with the likes of Shaun of The Dead, and Return of the Living dead. While it does suffer a few minor flaws, it still is a must see for any zombie movie, horror, or comedy fans. 9/10