Zombie at 17

The acting was much like a Disney movie during October, so it was really nostalgic and had a lot of bits that were giggle-worthy. Unlike the other reviews that probably dropped it a few minutes in, I'd say give it a try if you're into the old-ish Disney live-action movies like: Halloween Town, Twitches, The Boy Who Cried Werewolf, Hocus Pocus, etc... But don't expect this movie to be "A+", as it's just a movie to enjoy with family and/or friends, which my mother and I definitely did.

Character wise: The closeness of the family and friends is definitely unique and should be in things more often, because much like real life and other movies, many aren't close to their family or friends. I'd love to see more movies like this, as it's very refreshing and just a positive piece of work with a happy ending.

Sometimes you're fed up with complicated productions and looking for simple things not sucking your attention. I'm fed up with expensive productions. I love this movie's simplicity. I seems childish. Obviously for teen-age viewer category. When you think a movie is bad, you should be sure everything about it is just had. But this movie isn't bad. It's just designed for a specific TV hour.

A teenage flick. Formulaic thriller but interesting concept. Not a good movie. Has a ludicrous ending. But I give it a 6. For its concept and the human aspects.

Right, well given the movie's title "Zombie at 17", I must admit that I weren't having any particular grand hopes or expectations for this 2018 movie from writer Christine Conradt and director Alexandre Carrière.

But still, it is a zombie movie, and given my unhealthy interest in everything zombie, of course I had to sit down and watch the movie.

So how was it? Well, it was watchable, but it felt somewhat like writer Christine Conradt was trying to make something in the zombie genre what "Twilight" was for the vampire genre. Did it work? Well, perhaps if you are a young teen watching it, sure. But for a zombie veteran such as myself, then this movie wasn't particularly outstanding.

I managed to sit through it, and yeah it did have some interesting enough moments here and there. But ultimately it was just, for me at least, a very generic and mediocre movie. It felt like it was aimed at a younger audience, and at an audience looking for something to be the next "Twilight".

It should be said that the acting in the movie was actually quite good. But the storyline was just mediocre and the ending was just a slap to the face.

I am rating "Zombie at 17" a very mediocre five out of ten stars.

It was fairly complicated because two stories in one that had nothing to do with the other.