Dave Bautista stars in the Zack Snyder film, whose cast features Tig Notaro and Ella Purnell. Here's when 'Army of the Dead' is coming out on Netflix.

Zack Snyder’s latest action megillah is more than the sum of its basted-together parts – but just barely.

Dave Bautista heads the entertaining gang of thieves battling the undead to rob a huge stash of Sin City cash.

★★★☆☆ Is there currently a more divisive director than Zack Snyder? On one side there are the legions of fans and hashtag warriors for...

“Army of the Dead” basically skips straight to “the Snyder cut” phase, since co-writer/director/cinematographer Zack Snyder clearly felt little press...

As a showcase for Zack Snyder's deft command of action and ink-black sense of humor, Netflix's Army of the Dead is an exciting piece of brain-chewing fun. Re...

Las Vegas-set heist/horror flick is the first Netflix movie had wide theatrical release last week and is now available to stream.

Always bet on dead.

Zack Snyder brings his carnage-fulled zombie-heist film to Netflix, starring Dave Bautista. Read the Empire review.

Zack Snyder returns to the zombie genre with 'Army of the Dead,' a ridiculous bloodfest with the right hero and an unusual villain.

Jackpot-seeking desperadoes battle the living dead in a $90m gore-fest

It's overlong and laboured in places, but worth a bite for the money-shot set-pieces. Plus... zombie tiger!

Dave Bautista leads a crack team of mercenaries braving a quarantined Las Vegas zombie hotspot to attempt a multimillion-dollar heist in Zack Snyder's franch...

Ever the maximalist ringmaster, Snyder's macabre and funny undead epic is escapism writ large.

Zack Snyder's ridiculously entertaining latest is a zombie heist movie with gore at its core

Review: Zack Snyder has a ball proving trash can triumph in this zombie horror heist flick

The director's 'Ocean's Eleven'-style Vegas heist caper on Netflix features zombies and Dave Bautista.

Mindless fun.

Hollywood has never been a slave to the laws of space and time, but speaking for the fatigued eyeballs of America, 10 more minutes of this weightless film wo...

Zack Snyder’s zombies-in-Vegas extravaganza is an exhausting pivot from brilliant to boring, accomplished to shambolic.

It’s a ridiculous zompocalypse heist, aimed right at Snyder fans

Army of the Dead isn’t director Zack Snyder’s firstdance with the undead. His feature debut, 2004’s Dawn of the Dead, hadhim remaking the George A. Rom...

The film delivers on what it promises in its title, which may be all that’s needed for Snyder fans and those looking for a new action movie in an era when...

A brisk, bracing opening straight out of “The Stand,” only set to Elvis and Elvis covers, sets the tone. “Army of the Dead” is going to be jaunty, an...

Zack Snyder’s new zombie-heist movie 'Army of the Dead' arrives on Netflix as we find ourselves at the nadir of the zombiepocalypse era.

Zack Snyder's zombies take over Sin City

Army of the Dead has its moments, but it's too long and too unfocused for its own good.

Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead is knowingly cheesy, flamboyantly gruesome and works like gangbusters ... in its own bizarre way.

It seems strange to call a Zack Snyder movie nostalgic. Over the last decade the director has spent all his energy operating within the superhero industrial ...

Netflix’s Army of the Dead is Zack Snyder delivers his best and worst, and a lot of blood and destruction

Netflix’s Army of the Dead is Zack Snyder delivers his best and worst, and a lot of blood and destruction

Zack Snyder understands the zombie assignment in the vein of George Romero; thrills, gore and laugh, but also biting, cynical American commentary.

It's the director's best film since his "Dawn of the Dead," but like so many Snyder movies, it's both too much and not enough

Zac Snyder's return to the genre, for Netflix, is scattershot, derivative and too long, but it’s perfectly acceptable turn-your-brain-off entertainment

The ‘Dawn of the Dead’ director stages another fun zombie movie—with a twist.

Snyder's meat-and-potatoes undead thriller is assembled from other other pop touchstones, but it sweeps you along with a gung-ho classicism.

His Netflix Vegas-heist movie set during a zombie apocalypse, starring Dave Bautista, starts off great, but the fun doesn’t last.

For better or worse, Netflix's Army of the Dead is Zack Snyder in his purest form. He may have carved out the early years of the DCEU in his own image, with ...