Corona Zombies

...But as a free watch it was entertaining enough with everything that is going on.

Basically only a couple of actors with the rest stitched together from Donald Trump soundbites, that viral clip of the spring break idiots. Primarily, though, the film is made up of redubbed footage from two old zombie B-movies, Hell of the Living Dead and Zombies vs Strippers... With that said....

I found it amusing enough to actually watch ... The dubbing was decent, for dubbing (I hate dubbed stuff, always messes with my OCD somehow with the words and lips not lining up right) ... Definitely do not watch if you have any kind of expectations as you will be gravely disappointed, however, in my opinion, if you stumble across a movie with a name like this and you actually have expectations then you are some serious issues lol. For the rest of us that like horrible movies and want to just relax with something that doesn't make you think, like at all, then this one is a no brainer lol...

Just like 20202 has been, this movie depicts what this year has to offer - nothing good.

Corona Zombies is lousy in so many measures that I'm not going to list them. But since I was expecting this level of crap, I was not upset.

Just like 2020 is a waste of a year - this is a waste of time as well, howeve it's not the worst movie I've ever seen, nor will it be the last bad movie I will ever see.

Don't expect anything worthwhile and you can't be let down.

This 60 min movie is a splicing of two bad horror movies, Hell of the Living dead and Zombie strippers. The first half contains all the best jokes, and there are quite a few of them, the second half, pretty dull. I've seen a lot worse.

Barely an hour long with bad dubs over unrelated footage. Not even 'so good it's bad. 2 stars just for the curiosity factor.

Any cheap movie from the seventies is away better than this messy work. It is just a voice over video. I believe that they made it as a fresh topic for attracting the attention as a step for the actors and actress to be seen by slight larger film production companies.