Zombie School

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While the actual zombie bits were fine, this was yet another film where I was a bit confused as to exactly whom I was supposed to be supporting. I mean, obviously you don't want the zombies to win, but the kids were the epitome of entitled, spoiled, unlikable brats who, frankly, should be right where they were, at a reform school (I particularly found the girl who constantly thought she was above punishment because her father was a rich congressman to be unbearable; I'm sorry, but this could be ripped right from current Tik-Tok murderer headlines). Yes the teachers were overly cruel, but they were no worse than the kids they were dealing with. I just found it to be a film with no characters I wanted to see survive. Four stars because the zombies were well done.

Arriving at a reformatory school, a group of students sent there to work on their attitude issues try to stand up to the teachers trying to control, but when a diseased pig from an undisclosed pandemic awakes and turns the faculty into zombies the students are forced to find a way out of the school. Overall, this one was a fairly solid and likable genre effort. Among its better elements is the straightforward and simplistic storyline involving the means that the different groups are brought together. The main storyline of getting the students at the school where we get an in-depth look at their personal issues and behavioral qualities that require them to deal with the ruthless treatment at the hands of the other teachers works rather well. This sets up the personality and different motivations each student has while getting a chance to see the treatment that occurs at the hands of the verbally and physically abusive teachers who are not afraid to beat down or insult them, this allows for a great storyline to deal with the students at the school. As we also get enough of a backstory for the zombie virus to come about where the discovery of the infected pig carcasses from decades ago comes back to life and turning one of the faculty into a zombie to spread it to the other faculty members. It all works nicely enough here to get both of these aspects settled which gives the storyline a fine start. On top of that, the main zombie action here also works rather nicely. Almost solely relegated to the final half of the film following all the opening introductions and character reveals, the series of encounters and chasing here has some incredibly thrilling moments involving the ravenous creatures wandering through the halls looking for victims. After getting the initially shocking moments that showcase the group encountering the possessed faculty member turning in front of them for the sudden shock sequences, the more involved sequences involving the group trying to maintain a sense of secrecy getting out of the school alive provide some suspenseful aspects. As the ravenous numbers and darkened hallways bring about the traditional swarming sequences in an atmospheric location so crucial for the genre, it brings about some technical aspects to the film which hit the required marks of the genre. With the scenes also bringing about some fine gore in the bloody kills and plenty of traditional id no less impressive make-up in the zombies on-screen, there's a lot to like with this one. There are some big issues in the film that hold it back. The biggest drawback here is the absolutely awful and outright terrible characters that we're supposed to follow and care about. Since the students are presented as rebellious troublemakers sent to the school as a means to help their studying in school and get better, their attitude and snarky behavior constantly makes everyone out to be the most unlikable and despicable group of toxic teens around. The teachers and other authority figures present are no better, far more content to verbally abuse the students or beat them physically to encourage better attitudes or school habits. No one in the film becomes likable as a result and that severely cripples the immersion in the first half as the inability to care about anyone is a big factor. It also ties into the other issue where the first half is a bit too sluggish and underwhelming with very little zombie action in favor of dealing with the students. It's not until quite late in the film do the attacks begin in earnest after getting hints before then, and these all manage to bring this down. Ratted Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.

I love.the movie all together, I mean some scenes are confusing but that finishing song is just not it.. the music and graphics could have been a bit better but great storyline. Painful romance and I like the fact that he at least saved his best friend by dragging him around in hopes for a cure at the end.. if that soldier hadn't killed his gf, he'd be dragging them both just because of how much he loves them. It also sucked that teacher Park's death wasn't satisfying enough cause we didn't get to see him get bit and absolutely destroyed like he deserves.. so honest this movie is a 6/10 for me.. the storyline is the best about it and the actors were very good.

This movie is not what the public want it to be the profile is nice but the story line is bad do a new new with the same profile the story must be attractive as the profile is make it more like this movie called All of as are Dead is are attractive and more like you wish to know what will come next and the future do the movie that we will have more interest and want to know more about what will happen next not watch on and stop make it more than want the viewer want to know and how it being not what you did in this movie we watched this movie the zombie can think how can a zombie you want it to be like warm bodies do your correction and make it more interesting for as to watch it thank you.

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