A very nice movie to watch with your family, great message about accepting others differences, because our differences make us who we are, so be yourself.

Before I saw this movie, I thought it was a boring movie. But, it is completely wrong!Although usually movies related to zombies are some kinds of horror movies, this movie is whole different kind of movie and it fascinated me! Some musical or dances, is feature of Disney Channel Original Movies, in this movies are also very good and musics intrigued me. In particular, "someday" and "my year" become my favorite music.Before I saw this movie, I don't know Meg Donnelly, but I become one of her funs because of this movie!If you do not decide whether you see this movie or not, I definitely recommend you to see this movie!

I'm reviewing my second DCOM. (Disney Channel Original Movie.) The last one was 'How To Build A Better Boy', which was also pretty good. (I'm an English language teacher and this'll be a fun diversion for my students, once I have edited it down to about 50 minutes and added captions.)The 'messages' aren't subtle so if you don't mind being bashed over the head with the idea that it's better to be who you are and that segregation is bad, then you'll probably enjoy this whimsical tale.What elevates this movie even more is the incredible and palpable chemistry between the two leads. If you look at other clips on YouTube of these two fooling around together and goofing about , it's clear that they really like each other and enjoy each other's company. She's a cheerleader from a well-to-do family and he's a zombie from the wrong side of the tracks... will they find true love? It's not Jane Austin but it is a fun ride. Lots of song and dance numbers, an unoriginal but enjoyable storyline and lashings of good humored banter between the characters.The catchy 'Jackson Five' style songs and the elaborate dance numbers are good fun, the story is straightforward and pleasant and the whole affair should have the girls laughing and crying in equal measure throughout the 90 minute run-time.Best lines of the movie - when Addison is trying out for the squad she wants to know what style the moves are..."Captain Bucky, was that funky chicken cajun or shake-n-bake?" "Well, I've never heard of cajun, so... spice it up."Brilliant!

Disney hyped this movie quite a bit, and it was worth the wait. Our kids love the songs, and they'll stick in your head.I'm surprised to see so many people comparing this negatively to the Descendents. I think Decendents 1, 2, and Zombies are all fun, but I thought the songs in Zombies actually sounded like they were sung by the actors compared to Descendents' heavily autotuned tracks. Some people have complained about "bad lip synching", which I saw very little of. If I had one complaint about the songs, it's that a couple of them are actually re-used in different tempos/tones, and it would be nice to have some more originals.The story is cute albeit predictable (then again, what kids movies aren't predictable?). It's got enough plot twists to keep you entertained though, and the acting is very good overall (aside from some extras). And as I mentioned in the title, the overall theme/message of the movie is a good one, and I disagree with some of the negative reviews that it's too hamfisted.Overall, I definitely recommend this movie to parents of younger kids.