D. Kerry Prior’s horror comedy about zombie vigilantes ultimately suffers from an uneven execution and repetitive overload.

Writer-director Kerry Prior's horror comedy centers on an undead Iraq vet who takes to vigilante justice to supply his hunger for flesh. Critic Scott Tobias says the anti-war sentiment is incisive, though the film is structurally flabby.

About 30 minutes too long and somewhat clumsily executed, this zombie’s-eye-view story still manages to evoke the comic and splattery spirit of the best...

The film gets by on its yuks...until its fascist punchline about hardline, eye-for-an-eye ethical relativism.

This horror comedy follows the the walking-dead path of an undeceased Iraq War vet and his stoner best friend.

The Revenant An often hilarious living-dead comedy that just had to happen, given the current hunger for zombies, vampires and other things that refuse to keel over.