I didn’t like the fact that the cheerleader and her geeky would-be boyfriend died, but I did see it coming a mile away. Just after the geek saved her from the zombie, the cheerleader was clutching her wrist (obviously hiding a bite). What I didn’t see coming was her turning as they were kissing, biting his tongue out, and them kissing and eating each other as zombies. Apparently, love is blind because it ate out it’s own eyeballs.
shareI don't know who else is with me on this, but I thought that part was unnecessary and dumb...
shareI thought it was pretty funny. It was as respectful to the genre as it could be. Even in turning, dreams come true. Sweet.
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It made no sense.
The director and/or the writer was probably just bitter over one his high-school friends forming a relationship with a cheerleader, while he could never score with anybody.
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The zombies had no consistency in this movie at all. They're able to drive a car, but not open a door.
shareShe was too much of a skank for me too care, still oogling after that rock singer after she told her to give him head instead of going to the prom and her acting offended about it (clearly she wasn't then she wouldn't still be after him)
I didn't like Steven dying tho cause he was probably the most likeable guy in the movie, had no problems with them eating eachother tho
I don't think you're ready for this jelly