I put this on as a Friday night diversion during lockdown without having read any reviews or having any idea who Mat Best was. I was totally unprepared for it, but honestly I enjoyed it thoroughly from the very scene, although clearly I was missing a few in jokes.
Yes the humour is completely juvenile, yes I had to Google PT belts and challenger coins, but the sheer energy of the film and infectious and outrageous humour just carried it for me. You can't take the film seriously: it's low budget, mostly guys playing themselves rather than having real actors, and absolutely nothing is sacred or taken seriously. There was one bit that offended me, but you kind of expect that in a film like this.
I'm not a vet, and I disagreed with pretty much all the politics expressed in the film, but I still laughed my a$$ off - and rewatched it with my brother a few months later.
Basically, don't watch it if you are going to be offended by seeing a zombie slap a guy in the face with his own genitalia, but if you like some comedy violence and a lot of locker room humour, crack open a beer or two and get stuck in!
Yes the humour is completely juvenile, yes I had to Google PT belts and challenger coins, but the sheer energy of the film and infectious and outrageous humour just carried it for me. You can't take the film seriously: it's low budget, mostly guys playing themselves rather than having real actors, and absolutely nothing is sacred or taken seriously. There was one bit that offended me, but you kind of expect that in a film like this.
I'm not a vet, and I disagreed with pretty much all the politics expressed in the film, but I still laughed my a$$ off - and rewatched it with my brother a few months later.
Basically, don't watch it if you are going to be offended by seeing a zombie slap a guy in the face with his own genitalia, but if you like some comedy violence and a lot of locker room humour, crack open a beer or two and get stuck in!