I noticed something about the really bad reviews on this movie--they appear to all be written by the same person. I think the dead giveaway is the colorful quality of writing done by the saboteur. Perhaps there's some jealousy going on here, or maybe a disgruntled actor. Bottom line, this movie wasn't bad at all. In fact, parts of it were quite entertaining. Sure there were plenty of gross scenes, but that's what a horror flick is all about, right? This movie held my undivided attention for the full duration. I highly recommend watching--and don't miss the significance of the tarantala.

I am homeless. One day I was drinking vodka and loitering with my dog Sporky when I heard loud noises nearby. I suffered a flashback to 'nam and when I woke up I was apparently at a showing of this movie. I later found out that they had mistaken me for one of the extras judging by my disheveled appearance and the alcohol on my breath.This is a fantastic movie. I will list my reasons in order of importance, 1 being the most important.1. There are ugly women wearing shorts. That is my fetish. I secretly admired the butterface leading lady while pretending to check my cellphone. I don't have a cellphone.2. Zombies are cool. The zombies reminded me of the time I got really messed up on bath salts and killed another homeless man. The police can't prove anything.3. The loud, mediocre music overwhelmed my brain and allowed me to briefly forget about watching my comrades die in the jungle.4. I know a couple of other homeless people who "acted" in this movie in exchange for beer. You know some of those "zombies" who suddenly vomited all over themselves and died choking on their own blood? They weren't acting. RIP Slinky, Wozniak, and Crazy Mary. It was nice to see them immortalized on the silver screen.5. It didn't last too long so I managed to watch the entire movie without wetting myself or having heroin withdrawals.I give this movie an A+ and a 1 out of 10 for number 1.

I love watching zombie movies, and the last few I have not been able to finish due to being so bad, but not only did I finish watching this one, I really enjoyed it. How the virus is spread and what people go through when they change was cool. The camera work was good and had some great one liners all throughout the movie. The first kill of the movie was freaky and great. I especially enjoyed the hospital scene and sinister minister at the wedding was great. There was a really cool custom bike in the beginning and a couple of nice retro cars. Great soundtrack,and some new ways to kill zombies. Overall I would recommend seeing this movie and just enjoy it for what it is, great entertainment.

I admittedly love the genre, zombie movies were once a guilty pleasure thrust into the limelight with the startling popularity of The Walking Dead, Zombieland, and others. However the some of us have been zombie aficionados have been around a bit longer. You are far more likely to hear us mention Fulci and O'Bannon, as well as, titles like Zombie, Cemetery Man, and Return of the Living Dead, occasionally throwing in more recent ones like La Horde and Dead Snow. After the screening in February, I added Rockabilly Zombie Weekend to this list, and yes, I'll tell you why. 1. Zombies, duh. There is no such thing as a bad zombie. There are different interpretations, of course, but no one is wrong. Until you have one knocking on your door trying to consume you, take it with a little imagination. The Special Effects Crew was phenomenal, making even my cast iron stomach squiggle, in some of the shots.2. Speaking of shots....that one zombie who took the dive over the bushes at the hospital...BRILLIANT!3. This is a completely local CENTRAL Florida production. Seriously, it's another project helping us out from beneath the Giant Shadow of Disney. 4. The writer, director, and all of the cast and crew hit their marks exactly the way it was planned.5. I laughed, just like the other films I referenced above, Rockabilly Zombie Weekend has some amazing top tongue-in-cheek humor going on. Although not nearly as revealing, but performance by Michelle Elise reminded me of Linnea Quigley in Return of the Living Dead. Watch it, laugh, ogle, squeal, root for the zombies, root for the heroes, and JUST ENJOY IT. THIS IS A ZOMBIE MOVIE. I REPEAT THIS IS A ZOMBIE MOVIE.