An idyllic peninsula town is under attack by that most invasive of pests: zombies! Port Gamble is being overrun with braineaters, and the people seem powerless to stave them off. But wait, a ragtag band of rebels is trying to turn the tide and push the invading hordes of undead back!
Janette Armand Doug Fahl Cooper Hopkins Russell Hodgkinson Cornelia Moore James Mesher Bill Johns Ali Hamedani Linda Jensen Victoria Drake Andrew Hyde Brendon Ryan Barrett Bill McQuaid Irene Strauss Kevin Hamedani Curtis Miller Harry Helm Erik Lagace Carl Olson Sydney Sweeney John Jensen Jake Gear Richard Carmen John Kobasic Grace Dilling John Clise Constance Best Grant Griffin Annie Gear Show All…
Zombies of Mass Destruction, Epidemia Zumbi, Zombies de Destruccion Masiva, Zombieworld, ЗМП: Зомби Массового Поражения, Zombies Of Mass Destruction, 毁灭僵尸, カミングアウト・オブ・ザ・デッド
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A loveless and boring zombie film that drags in a lot of sensitive topics about religion, race, and homosexuality without any sincerity. There is also a lot of cold black humor that didn't connect with me.
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“Look at him! He’s obviously been bit! His eyes are yellow!”
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With better acting and direction this could of been a decent zombie flick but this thing is pretty dumb and flat... Some decent zombie gore spots here and there but nothing u haven't seen before done better.
Zombies of Mass Destruction is definitely a movie of its time. Neck deep in Bush-era politics and, sad to say, racism and homophobia that exists to this day. ZMD takes place in a small town that might as well be a demented version of Springfield as seen on The Simpsons. There is the crazy pastor, the power-hungry mayor, and the redneck that everyone knows left to their own nonsense.
As a zombie movie, ZMD is pretty darn good. It doesn't do anything to stand out in the evergrowing sub-genre but it works. The main character is a woman whose father is from Iran or as everyone in the movie wrongfully says Iraq. There is also a gay couple that the…
“Enough with the zombies, don’t you know I’m more of a vampire guy!”
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A zombie movie in which an Iranian-American Woman and a Gay Couple are the Final Girls?? Zombies are invading Small Town Island life and it's up to our crew to survive the night. Kind of funny. Not bad
“That guy doesn’t like his burger, it’s not done enough”
Well, that's because it was obviously a sandwich. I don't like to nit pick minor continuity issues, but they actively draw attention to it and it's pretty indicative of the care that went into the whole movie. The script is bad, the sound mix sucks, and the only reason Letterboxd only lists it as Horror is because Horror/"Comedy" isn't an option. I feel bad for the effects team, because they deserved to be involved in a better movie.
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"No. No, okay. No, she did not just eat her own eye. Thomas, we are getting the fuck up off this island."
The effects work wasn't terrible; it was actually pretty decent on occasion, but I kept waiting for the comedic portion of this horror/comedy to kick in. Alas, it never did.
Of all the movies I’ve seen, this one is by far the most recent.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
NOTE: Contains spoilers, although this film does raise the existential question about whether you can spoil a movie that the director and screenwriters have already spoilt!
I'm a pushover for a good zombie movie but, unfortunately, this one falls short.
As is so often the case with comedy/horror, which I think is the hardest genre mix to pull off, the screenplay, which director Kevin Hamedani co-wrote with Ramon Isao, is just not up to scratch.
Hamedani sets his film in the quiet island town of Port Gamble, a real location in the Pacific Northwest in Washington State and follows the fortunes of two characters who grew up in town, moved away, but have now returned.
Frida Abbas (Janette Armand) is…
