Directed by Christopher Landon (who would go on to direct Happy Death Day ), the film shows flashes of the cleverness that would define his later work. He understands pacing; the movie moves fast, rarely letting the jokes land flat for too long before moving to the next kill. The cinematography utilizes the small-town setting well, turning a familiar suburban landscape into a playground of destruction.
Looking for a movie that perfectly blends ridiculous gore, laugh-out-loud comedy, and a surprisingly sweet story about friendship? Look no further than the 2015 cult classic . scouts guide to the zombie apocalypse
When the dead rise, the politicians will hide, the police will be overwhelmed, and the looters will die fast. But the Scouts? They will be in the woods, around a fire they built themselves, eating foraged acorns, and waiting for the all-clear. Directed by Christopher Landon (who would go on
, the theme of "being prepared" is both a parody of the Scout motto and the central plot device. The film follows three lifelong friends—Ben, Carter, and Augie—who use their specialized scouting skills to survive a sudden undead outbreak in their town. How They "Prepare" and Survive Looking for a movie that perfectly blends ridiculous
Watch this if you want to turn your brain off and watch teenagers decapitate zombies using homemade gadgets. Do not watch this if you are looking for serious survival horror or high-brow satire. It is a perfect movie for a Friday night with friends and pizza.