smack him in the head...

A comedy about zombies is simply pure genious, and the balance between the comedy and the horror is done so well in this movie that it deserved to have a cult following.

Fantastic zombie comedy that succeeds not because of the pitch perfect direction, writing and acting, but because it's so unashamedly British. Like the best episode of Spaced ever, nothing is dumbed-down or blown-up to appeal to an international audience: subtle (and incredibly unsubtle) humour is used to perfection. The only negative is that too much time is spent inside the pub, with a seriousness that creeps in toward the climax and kills off some of the jokes in the process.

Considering the fact that I loved "Hot Fuzz" and the universal critical acclaim this got I was gravely let down. Nothing particulary awful about this, but every attempt at humor was extremely obvious and the drama/horror didn't really work.

pretty funny

Fantastic. Loved the early scenes with the carnage happening in the background with Shaun blissfully unaware. The end was a little deus ex machina, but Yvonne showing up randomly was foreshadowed and his party meeting up with hers was easy to consider as how far the joke would go. Again, fantastic movie.

A downright fun take on zombie movies. Enjoyable the whole way through with a hilarious cast. I've never cheered so much at the death of one character in a movie before.

The movie. If there were such a thing as perfection, this'd be it.