From the cheesy tag-line to the great but low budget acting, this film has everything anyone wants in a movie - in depth characters that develop well over time; elements of horror; and a thorough, though-out script.If anyone were to rate this on a scale of 1 to perfect, it would be 11. I believe however it is suited for a specific audience, as a lot of the reviews here are negative - I am of the opinion that without such a good understanding of filmography that I have, anyone can just dismiss this gem.The movie starts off well, with well placed sound effects and a beautiful cinematic score. The development of the story is full of twists and, without spoiling anything, the end is groundbreaking in terms of film history.I highly recommend everyone of sufficient film appreciation to watch this, I guarantee you will enjoy it

I liked this movie… it started out a little slow, but picked up some as it went along. It had some subtle humor tangled in with fart jokes. I think Zombies Gone Wild had something to do with society, and looking past people's differences to accept others for who they are. One day I'm sure it will be recognized as a masterpiece of cult cinema… (laugh) who am I kidding the movie was terrible, but I tend to compare everything to another movie called "Space Zombie Bingo" I've never found a movie worse than that one… so by comparison Zombies Gone Wild was amazing! A must see for the whole family... if you're a family of undead who have come from hell to walk the earth once again.

By far the worst movie I've ever seen. That goes for story, filming, actors as well as the set. So don't bother and buy or rent this one but buy a beer or two, you'll have much more fun. I'll bet the budget was so low you couldn't even bring your date from it to MacDonalds.There's absolutely nothing scary in this movie and if it was made to be funny then they also failed on that one.If you still are going to watch this film you experience a home movie quality where every scene will take at least 5 to 10 minutes (way too long) before the next scene starts.You remember when you tried your very first camera? Exactly!Reg, Ed

Zombies Gone Wild tricked me. It's not the first time and it won't be the last. I picked up the DVD at Best Buy because it had cool cover art and had the Cohen Brothers names proudly displayed on it. Boy, do I feel like an idiot.This movie is flat out terrible. And coming from me, that's saying a lot. I love B movies. I hardly watch anything else. But this movie, kiddies, is a D movie. It's right up there with Jack O'Lantern as the worst straight to DVD film I've ever seen.For starters, it has the same video quality as your average wedding video. The lighting is terrible and the sound is worse. These people aren't actors, either. It's three guys with a camera and a van and a bunch of people they likely found by walking up to them on the streets and saying "Hey, would you like to be in a movie?" There's really no plot to speak of and the movie essentially meanders aimlessly for the first hour. At about the 40 minute mark, I actually started watching the movie in fast forward, praying that something interesting would happen. It never did.What's worse is these guys are trying to be funny. But what they think is "funny" is essentially a series of poorly executed poop and fart jokes that fail to illicit a single chuckle throughout. I guess they were trying to make a horror comedy, but unfortunately there's no horror OR comedy to be found in this film.A friend asked me to sum up my feelings on this movie and this is the best I could come up with: "If you gave a video camera and a $1000.00 budget to a mentally challenged 3rd grader, you'd probably get something more watchable." I gave this movie 1 out of 10 stars...primarily because the site won't let me give it 0 out of 10.Avoid this movie like the plague...unless you want to own a $12.00 beer coaster/shaving mirror.