CheerupSilver Very Cool!!!

Infamousta brilliant actors, brilliant editing

Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

BA_Harrison Behind this film's rather dumb sounding title lies a smart little post-9/11 zombie comedy in which outrageous splatter is combined with religious and political satire; it's a risky mix, but one that writer/director Kevin Hamedani successfully pulls off, his film effectively driving home such profound messages as being true to oneself and tolerance for all, as well as emphasising the importance of a clean head-shot!Janette Armand plays US-born half-Iranian hottie Frida, who returns to her home town of Port Gamble just as a mysterious zombie plague takes hold of the small island community. As talk turns to the possibility of a terrorist attack, Frida becomes the subject of suspicion by small-minded islander Joe Miller (Russell Hodgkinson); meanwhile, gay couple Tom and Lance (Doug Fahl and Cooper Hopkins) seek sanctuary with a small group of churchgoers, only to find the fear and bigotry within almost as dangerous as the zombies outside.In taking swipes at small-minded small-town Americans and knocking religion, this film will naturally have no shortage of critics, but with its traditional, slow-moving zombies, bickering survivors, wry sense of humour, and insightful social commentary rubbing shoulders with well executed graphic gore, I actually found Zombies of Mass Destruction to be rather reminiscent of George Romero's original ' ...of the Dead' zombie trilogy—which isn't a bad thing in my book.

Ben Larson Islamic terrorists, homosexuals and zombies seem to be a strange combination for a supposed horror film. In her first role, Janette Armand plays Frida, an Iranian born in the small town of Port Gamble. She is taking a break from Princeton when the zombie outbreak occurs. Being that the film takes place right after 9/11, who do you think gets blamed? Especially, when the yahoos (Russell Hodgkinson) can't tell the difference between Iraq and Iran, neither of which was involved in 9/11, by the way.Meanwhile, Lance (Cooper Hopkins) is trying to get Tom (Doug Fahl) to come out to his mother (Linda Jensen). When he finally gets up the nerve to tell her, they have to kill her because she has been bitten. But, of course, they can't kill her because she is a zombie!Crazy preachers with reparative therapy, racism against Middle Easterners, gore, and blood expected in a zombie movie, and likable leads all make for an enjoyable time, even if it was cheaply made.

rktbrkr Well done, gory and funny as hell.I think the female lead started out in a skirt when her BF got killed wore jeans during part of her escape and then was back in the skirt when she got nailed.I need 10 lines so i'll say I enjoyed the anti Arab and anti gay humor, i think the female lead and the two actors who played the gay duo were excellent, so was the female lead who is also cute in an exotic way.The special effects were good for a low budget movie. I look forward to seeing the movie again.I guess brevity being the soul of whit doesn't apply to movie reviews with 10 lines min

Ax-London Rubbish, boring, unfunny... go somewhere else to find a zombie flick Nothing new in this film..literally nothing, I didn't know if it was meant to be a comedy as there were so few gags in the whole film (I'm being over generous there!), the zombie effects were fine but we've seen so much zombie action we need a new take on it.. as I said nothing new here Spoiler Bit There's no chance of spoiling this film as it manages all on it own, but just in case... what was the last scene about.. the speech bit by the new mayor, did we have to listen to that boring speech just in order to see the 'oh so hilarious' kids pictures, 'I miss my dad' with blood spurting out..repeated with arm missing ha ha. 'I hate Arabs' is that funny? Or did we have to listen to the speech so that we get the twist ending that there is no twist ending and the last laugh is on the film makers who got to make us watch this tripe... very poor, can wait, preferably a lifetime, for the sequel