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Evaye L Jul 9 Worst thing I’ve ever watched See more Emilliano Jr S 08/13/2024 It has 28 weeks later vibes but the wooden acting among casts is very evident. See more Yellowfur D 12/10/2023 Combining the refugee problem with zombies is quite novel. As a zombie film, it can only be said to be average, and the protagonist's halo is a bit heavy. See more 11/29/2021 What can I say about The Rezort that isn't just mentioning faeces, trying to find positives in this film is like listening to a good drake song, not impossible… just improbable. The premise of said film is in the aftermath of an apocalypse of zombies a corporation decides to monopolize on the excess undead by creating a lovechild of Jurassic Park and the walking dead. Great on paper. Unfortunately, the idea misses the mark by several thousand miles, packed full of clichés and common film tropes in an unoriginal fashion. Like Sharknado but trying to be serious, this is as good of an idea as a Ciggie in a petrol station, with pretty much the same result too. With a confusing and empty ending, you may as well get up and do the dishes, trust me you will spend less effort engaging and 1000x more fulfilment by the end. In conclusion… just don't! This is quite possibly the worst thing I have reviewed in all my 10 minutes of reviewing. See more 11/13/2021 The slick production and set design are ultimately wasted, as not one single person who would choose to visit, work at, operate, or invest in the title 'rezort' in any way whatsoever is a sympathetic figure (least of all Jassa Ahluwalia, whose faux roadman accent in between alternating bouts of whimpering and loudmouthed braggadocio is unconvincing to the point of being insulting). The one character with the integrity to do something to shut the resort down is lambasted for her choice, which is akin to people paying to go to Auschwitz to take potshots at emaciated prisoners and pose for selfies with their corpses getting angry at somebody for liberating them instead. It is truly astonishing that the "undead rights activists" are presented as bad guys for uncovering an ongoing literal genocide. (Also, sorry, but if a group of rich idiots on safari get mauled by the lions they hoped to slaughter, it's really not a tragedy. Unless the lions get put down.) If the filmmakers set out to make us root for the undead they did an excellent job of it, but given that the simpering posho whose murder tourism contributed to funding the atrocity on display is supposed to be the heroine here, I doubt that was their intention. Nevertheless, the technical production is superb and if nothing else the screenplay should be commended for introducing a new element to zombie lore which bridges the divide between runners and walkers: "The fresher they are, the faster they are." All in all I would have greatly preferred if this movie had made the brave choice of making Sadie the protagonist and leaned more into its smart anticapitalist undercurrent, but I guess these days we have to look to South Korea for that. See more 11/30/2020 They didn't skip on the make-up and effects that's for sure 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 but it's so predictable and too much horror movie cliches. The black/mixed race teenager died first then the Asian. Don't even get me started on Melanie. Ugh! She wouldn't even pull the trigger even if her life depends on it. Probably one of the protagonists you'd love to hate. So annoyed by her "damsel in distress" persona. Only time she actually "helped" was near the end of the movie. Never laughed so hard after hearing that Sadie's part of the "zombie rights activist group". It's just so corny. But hey, it's sort of a "good" movie to pass the time. See more Read all reviews

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