These zombies are a human-like race created by Satan. When the "zombie-looking freaks" begin taking over the world, dirty cops Jeff and Cage find themselves in the unenviable position of having to stop them before it's too late. Zombiegeddon makes 'The Room' look like a masterpiece i mean it really does, this is a pathetic excuse of a film but also a pathetic excuse of a zombie flick as well. It's beyond stupid, the cinematography is cheap and the zombies look freaking awful. Do not i mean do not waste your time and money on this garbage fire of a movie. (0/10)

First of all I wanted to say thank you to everyone that posted a review, good or bad. I was in this movie somewhere between 9-11 years old (I was the younger version of the skinnier cop in flashbacks).I really had a fun time filming and the crew was awesome. Loved playing with the tigers too!Disappointment struck when I got a copy of the movie, my main issue was in the quality, I mean really, throw a filter on or something right? But overall the movie can entertain and that is the true reason we watch movies,entertainment. Without a doubt this one is worth the time if you have it!

I saw this in Pittsburgh PA in a small theater there. This movie was a lot of fun with tons of B movie stars and references. A total blast from start to finish with everything you'd expect from a low budget movie. Brinke Stevens, Robert Z'Dar, Edwin Neal, and Tom Savini are especially good. This is by far the most fun I've had at the movies in years!

Only film geeks could get anything out of this piece of garabage! I meant to spell it that way by the way. Listen, anyway, this film premiered in Tulsa Oklahoma, with a pretty darn loyal following pretty darn excited to see it. It was awful! A complete waste of money. Felissa Rose was the only saving grace to this turkey about zombies who are sent from the devil. The acting is about the worst acting in cinema history, even Brink Stevens and Tom Savini couldn't save it! Ugh! 0/10