Woody Harrelson and the original cast return in the sequel to the 2008 hit, but the manic energy of the first film does not.

10 years after the original, Emma Stone and team have somehow formed an amusingly dysfunctional family.

In the misty glade and dusky bog of your memories, can you recall a time when zombies weren’t money? The first “Zombieland” came out in 2009, a year be...

The cult hit rises again with long-delayed sequel, reuniting Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin

Everyone is back for a second go that feels exactly the same as the original (for better and worse). Read Joe Lipsett's full review:

Some movies are lucky in the way…

The sequel to the fun 2009 original is a reunion for reunion's sake

The original cast – including Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone and Woody Harrelson – returns in Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland sequel. Read the Empire review.

Gore and guffaws go hand in weapon-wielding hand in a belated follow-up that struggles to replicate the original’s winning formula.

THR review: Emma Stone, Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson return, joined by new traveler Zoey Deutch, in Ruben Fleischer's decade-later sequel 'Zombieland:...

A decade after the original hit, the zombie-killing crew returns for a limp retread of a film that felt fresh at the time.

Rule #1: Try, whenever possible, to only make a sequel to a movie if you absolutely, positively have to. Rule #5: Fun – make it look like everyone’s…

Bigger, but not better.

The in-jokes and callbacks come at you faster than the zombies do in this agreeable return to the world of the 2009 horror-comedy.

It took a long time to get to that second tap. The original “Zombieland” was released in theaters 10 years ago, becoming a major hit for the living-dead ...

The vast majority of sequels are unnecessary, but Zombieland: Double Tap feels particularly so, especially coming out a decade after the original.

“Zombieland: Double Tap,” the ten-years-later sequel to “Zombieland,” turns out to be one tap too many. And a tap way-heyyy too late. The returning c...

The sequel to 'Zombieland' is hardly deathless comedy, but it sure is heaps of fun. Read Peter Travers' review.

Director Ruben Fleischer serves up a second helping of giddiness, gore, and of course, brainsss

Behind the film’s self-awareness and irony is a hollow emotional core.

Double Tap tries to emulate the exact feelings of its predecessor, but the stakes aren’t anywhere close to high enough to warrant any real touching moments

It’s more a limp ’80s-style cash-in than a franchise revival.

Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin return a decade later for more blood, guts and laughs

There’s nothing in ’Zombieland: Double Tap’ that you haven’t already seen as B-story in countless sitcoms.

Ruben Fleischer's zom-com sequel sustains the original's tone, while adding a handful of new characters to its ersatz family of survivors.

The original cast of Zombieland reunites for more undead slaughter in a sequel that feels like a time capsule.

This sequel to Jesse Eisenberg and Emma Stone’s 2009 Zombieland has been in the works forever — but, watching it, it’s hard to understand why.

Double Tap is an expected but well-adjusted Zombieland sequel that does just a bit more "nutting up" than "shutting up" to justify its wait.