Zoombies

The Eden Wildlife Zoo is a refuge for endangered species of animals. Today is orientation day for the zoos new interns. College students who are applying for jobs are touring the zoo.In the meantime, some of the monkeys have contracted an unknown virus. One of the monkeys suffers cardiac arrest. The zoo’s vet gives one of them intracardiac epinephrine. The drug is not allowed for primates. The reaction it has with the virus turns the primate into a zombie. The virus spreads to all the monkeys in the room turning them into zombies. They attack the vets. One of them manages to activate the alarm.The alarm reaches the zoo's security area. A team is sent to find out what is happening. They are attacked and several of the infected monkeys escape. The only team members that manage to survive are Rex (Marcus Anderson), Lizzy (Ione Butler) and Gage (Andrew Asper). Dr. Ellen Rogers (Kim Nielsen), the manager of the zoo, gets word of the devastation. She immediately locks down the zoo.With the monkeys on the loose, the disease spreads throughout the zoo. They rescue Amber (Brianna Chomer), who was being attacked by infected giraffes. In a panic she steals the security jeep and leaves her rescuers in the lurch. Lizzy, Gage and Rex are forced to use a group of non-infected elephants as transportation.A police team arrives and is killed by infected lions. When Ellen’s daughter Thea (Lala Nestor) is attacked by a Koala she kills it with a baseball bat. Ellen inspects the Koala’s blood. She finds that a disease was created by an unknown enzyme found in the koala's cerebral cortex. Whatever this is, it’s affecting every animal in the zoo.“Zoombies” was released in 2016 and was directed by Glenn R. Miller. It’s an Asylum Picture so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I found it to be a wild ride and so much more. It was action packed and over the top. The special effects went from decent to really good. The whole thing was just a blast.Keep in mind this is The Asylum so there isn’t going to be state of the art anything. Plus the little girl manages to do things that adults can’t. Kill something. Yes, the characters are your basic horror movie victim types. And the plot was basically, everything’s a zombie that wants to kill humans. It was still fun. I certainly didn’t expect anything more than that. The main fun is seeing what zombie anything other than people looks like. I knew that zombie monkeys were going to look freaky but, a zombie giraffe? How about a zombie koala? Suffice it to say, everything looks nasty when it has fangs and glowing, bulging eyeballs and wants to rip your face off.If you like mindless mayhem and lots of blood and gore, it’s a well spent 87 minutes.

For reasons unknown and never stated, some monkeys at the Eden Zoo have gone a bit funny. One aggressively dies and a crazy doctor insists on reviving it. “I don’t give a damn about protocol! This animal must live!” And it does, sort of, in a round about fashion. But. Almost instantly. Its little friends go the same way and soon chomp to death a batch of numbskull doctors. Naturally, as idiots abound in this zoo, they open the secured door of the lab, releasing the undead critters into the zoo. To keep the movie going on this threadbare plot, these rambunctious beasties quickly infect all the other animals. It’s a race against time to see who lives and who dies. Since they began this opus with a bus load of interns..........they had more than enough bodies to go around.I have to say my favorites were the zombie giraffes.It was an interesting concept, poorly executed. None of the action lives up to the spiffy artwork on the DVD cover. The CGI is sparse; the characters are very basic, straight out of central casting, stereotypes all. The suspense is minimal. There are no scares. CGI splatter is not the same thing as good old fashioned gore. And there’s a little girl too precious for her own good (LaLa Nestor).I found it entertaining enough to keep it for later viewings but it’s not top shelf material. The screenplay must have been written with a crayon. If you enjoy junk-food-flicks, not filling enough to truly satisfy, you might like this time waster. I did, up to a point.

This was SUCH a movie. They really don't make 'em like this anymore. The Asylum my beloved.A lot of these characters were very unlikable but luckily all the bad ones kinda died except for Ellen. Gage did a 100% 180 and stopped being a piece of garbage like 20 minutes in? Amber is the worst part of the whole movie but the payoff was that you get to basically watch her die Twice.The amount of one-liners in this film was phenomenal. "I don't care about protocol." The bit where he was like "GO FIND YOUR PURPOSE" apropos of absolutely nothing was so great.The CGI in general + the little girl TEARING A KOALA IN HALF WITH HER BARE HANDS were the best parts of the movie. The gorilla suit??? Flawless. The green screen??? Totally not obvious in any way shape or form and definitely not a random scene in the middle of the movie where the quality dropped to 2004 high school project level. Totally not.The ELEPHANTS, man.The giraffes GROWLED.The MONKEY was a CHESTBURSTER ALIEN.They got surrounded by FOUR ENTIRE LIONS without NOTICING.~~~~EDEN~~~~

Actually enjoyed the movie more than I thought I would, but please look into how guns work to make it a little more believable. 1911's hold 7+1 rounds. A shotgun as short as the one the guy was carrying in the aviary, can't hold more than 5 - 2 3/4" shot shells and that's being generous. More realistically, probably like 4 at most with one in the chamber and 3 in that short ass tube. Both people fired around 15 times each in the aviary so where's the reloads? Reloading is more realistic and also more suspenseful/more drama. As in "can he/she finish reloading before getting attacked by the birds?". Also a 1911 for bird shooting?!? At least throw in some misses. Moving birds are challenging to hit with a shotgun, much less a 1911. Just some critiques. But overall, I did enjoy the movie.

All the budget went into the terrible effects lol. I wanted to see much more animal carnage, oh well. Ok the actors were earnest in their roles and have potential. I don't recall the origin of the virus and the end scenes were laughable. My fave was that the little girl wipes off her own blood after what looked like a horrible blood bath. Action right through and the fun never stops.c+

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