Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse

I have always enjoyed all things zombie, so when I stumbled upon this 2021 documentary titled "Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse", of course I had to sit down and watch it.

Do I believe that a zombie apocalypse is possible? No. It is all fiction. I mean the entire concept is just fiction, and there are some people in this documentary that just makes you curl up your toes and shake your head in disbelief. Sure, there is something alluring and appealing about the concept of zombies, heck, that is even why I have been watching zombies movies, reading zombie novels and such since my early teenage years and still enjoy today. But there is a long way from going to enjoying a fictional fantasy about flesh eating undead to believing that it could happen, and worse yet, starting to stockpile for such fictional event.

I will say that the documentary "Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse" does pan out a good and reasonable plan for preparing for said fictional apocalyptic event. But take it all with a grain of salt people, it ain't real.

"Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse" made for some good entertainment, especially with seeing the level of commitment that some of these people have to believing in the possibility of a zombie outbreak and worldwide pandemic of such a virus.

Having sat through "Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse", I will say that it was fun and enjoyable for what it was. But having experts on zombies out there? Seriously? People calling themselves experts on things that are through and through fictional and speculation, that just simply makes me laugh.

Take "Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse" for what it is.

My rating of "Zombies! Prepping for the Apocalypse" lands on a five out of ten stars.

I didn't have high expectations going in and really just wanted to see how dumb it was. The interviewees are mostly cringe worthy, two of which are self proclaimed zombie experts who contribute little. It's essentially these speculatory interviews sandwiched between the same twenty visuals on a loop. The Nostradamus factor is laughable at best. So much vagueness. Pass.

You want to learn how to survive a zombie apocalypse, then all you have to do is watch a bunch of George A. Romero films and maybe a little bit of Walking Dead to boost your knowledge of survival. The advice that they give in the Special is pretty much the same thing that you can learn from any zombie TV show or zombie movie out there. I went into the Special thinking that this is all common knowledge and then went out of the Special feeling like I already knew most of the stuff that they were teaching me besides the obscure facts like Nostradames, government sponsor virus pervention facility and the occasional history lesson. I wish the Special had more professionals to give more insight on these fictional creatures. Them having pseudo-experts explaining stuff to me isn't gonna make any more prepared or smarter for having listen to them and ignorant people with cellphones showing me something like the virus pervention facility guildlines isn't going to make me say 'wow', wasn't that incredible. I don't like this pseudo-documentary or the paranoid numskulls that they put in it. When the apocalypse comes it'll possibly be of nuclear warfare or maybe some fiery comet heading Earth causing people to freak out. Zombies is the least of everybody's concern. I'm more worried about getting jumped on the way to the corner store at night than some flesh eating zombie coming at me. The Special didn't give me any deep advice and I'll probably forget about it in one day. So... One Star Review.