fairly amusing zombie comedy with very likable characters. the effects are very half-assed and it certainly doesn't push the genre conceptually (the setting is fairly inconsequential compared with dawn of the dead's use of it), but it's well paced and entertaining.

A not subtle spoof of contemporary youth culture wrapped in a zombie movie. Thoroughly enjoyable, and the two main protagonists keep it interesting and funny throughout. The videogame allusions were definitely high points. Not a bad companion piece to Shaun of the Dead.

After a while, when the actors are starting to annoy and the plot is showing no signs of becoming interesting whatsoever, you'll check to see how much time there is left and realize you still have more than an hour to go. Unappealing and bland all-over. I really can't understand all the high scores. At least I used the remaining time better by levelling some of my Pokemon and oh god why did I just admit to that.

Pretty entertaining, and without any pretensions to being anything else.

A genuinly funny movie with some good effects. I'd compare it to Shaun of the Dead, only with relatively smarter zombies and less British humor.

I rarely say this about zombie movies, but this one manages to be entertaining before the zombies show up.

So it's basically zombies running amok in a mall; where have I seen this before. But as the story runs its cheap, campy course, the film suddenly takes a remarkably dark and tragic turn, and out of nowhere there's a handful of genuinely poignant scenes capped off by a thought-provoking ending. WTF!? This turned out to be highly worthwhile on sheer "huh" factor.

i'm pretty sure that this movie wasn't intentionally funny, and to me i didn't laugh at all, but it was a fresh zombie flick for a world where zombie movies are anything but fresh.