Milfs vs. Zombies

Utter trash. While I will admit that some of the sfx are decent, that doesn't save this pathetic piece of trash. The acting, if it can be called that, is terrible. There is no story. The direction, editing and sound are all horrible. It wasn't even remotely funny. This had to have been done as tax write off, or someone used (foolishly) their tax refund to make it.

This film essentially begins at the start of a zombie apocalypse with four suburban wives getting together at one of their homes for some drinks. Three of their husbands, on the other hand, have also gotten together but have instead decided to visit the home of a promiscuous woman by the name of "Kalie" (Erica Jones) with only one of them named "Victor" (Patrick Opitz) intent on staying faithful. As far as the fourth husband is concerned, as luck would have it, he has just been released from prison and upon coming home finds the four women having drinks. Needless to say, after 6 months in prison, he and his wife "Stacy" (Jenny Jannetty) have some catching up to do and for that reason they leave the other three ladies in the living room while the two of them go upstairs. Not long afterward, zombies gain entrance into both houses resulting in chaos and confusion for all concerned. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that I honestly didn't expect too much as low-budget films of this nature are a dime-a-dozen. That being said, having now seen it in its entirety, I can now say that it was as bad as I expected. To be sure, this zombie-comedy definitely contained some humor here and there. Unfortunately, what little comedy there was turned out to be the extremely low-brow variety and, quite honestly, not really that funny at all. Now, don't get me wrong--there are some people who really enjoy humor of this sort. But I'm not one of them and I have rated this movie accordingly.

This is another zombie film whose title promises more than it delivers.

If you like gratuitous female nudity, Gore and crude jokes and don't mind iffy acting, poor editing and a script with some really odd moments (and when I say really odd, I really mean it ) you'll probably love this.

There is a story in here somewhere but half the scenes had no relevance to the plot and seemed to have added simply as excuse to get some extra gore or a bit of nudity.

I can only assume a lot of these issues are down to the film having a micro budget as there were moments when it felt that with a bit more money and time this could have turned out OK.

If there is one redeeming feature for me it was the special effects , although for every good one there was one that made me shake my head in despair.

This was not bad thing though as I found my self fascinated with what could appear next and because of that I managed to sit through the whole film.

Overall if you're excited about watching a film called milfs v zombies and don't care about production values i'm sure you'll love it but otherwise this probably isn't for you.

If you enjoy amateur comedy, Then this literally has everything to offer! For a 2015 movie it has the lame gore of a 1972 horror you once thought was good.

A small community somewhere in the USA are enjoying life like everyone else. Some are having a friendly get together and others are having wild, kinky sex parties in their homes. All this fun comes to an end when a zombie is spotted in the neighbourhood. Before you know it all hell breaks loose with tattooed trailer park zombie moms running rampant. A group of neighbours band together using all means necessary to put an end to the undead outbreak.

This one rocks! When you see the title you probably roll the eyes saying "here we go again another zombie vs. movie" but this one is different. It's actually funny and entertaining as all hell. This horror comedy cast is mostly comprised of independent film giants like James Balsamo(I Spill Your Guts), Chris Seaver(Quest For The Egg Salad) even Lloyd Kaufman of course and Shawn C Philips does his last Coolduder post. George Stover even does a cameo.

The women are awesome giving this film a good nutritional serving of nudity. No expense was spared in the gore as eyeball eating and intestine pulling looked decent not silly but not extreme either like Olaf Ittenbach would do. The film even has one hour 45 minute run time which seems short because the action and laughs never let up. Even if you're sick of zombie films you'll love this one.

I haven't seen anything else yet by the director Brad Twigg but you can bet I'll watch it. Keep supporting independent. Cheers. 6/10.