Burying The Ex is zombie horror comedy movie directed by Joe Dante and stars Anton Yelchin, Alexandra Daddario, Ashley Greene and Oliver Cooper.
The movie is a horror comedy but apart from few funny one liners and mediocre acting the movie offers nothing much to be called as an entertaining movie. The director actually tried to create the cocktail of Shaun of the dead and Warm bodies and fails in creating anything.
The plot of the movie is good and had the potential to be a great and hilarious zombie comedy movie but fails and rather creates a filthy and disgusting movie in which the zombie tries to seduce his living lover by vomiting on him.
The screenplay of the movie is spilled and despite of the honest try by the makers they can't keep the movie intact.
Acting is bad to average and apart from Oliver Cooper who very slightly gives a glimpse of Nick Frost from Shaun of the dead. Ashley Greene looks irritating firstly in the role of controlling and retentive girlfriend and secondly in the role of a filthy Zombie who most of her second character is only vomiting. Alexandra Daddario looks impressive and honest and Anton Yelchin looks forced upon and unimpressive.
Climax of the movie is predictably average and doesn't excites much. Overall an average kind of movie which has the potential but sadly nothing much came out or it. A forgettable movie.
The movie is a horror comedy but apart from few funny one liners and mediocre acting the movie offers nothing much to be called as an entertaining movie. The director actually tried to create the cocktail of Shaun of the dead and Warm bodies and fails in creating anything.
The plot of the movie is good and had the potential to be a great and hilarious zombie comedy movie but fails and rather creates a filthy and disgusting movie in which the zombie tries to seduce his living lover by vomiting on him.
The screenplay of the movie is spilled and despite of the honest try by the makers they can't keep the movie intact.
Acting is bad to average and apart from Oliver Cooper who very slightly gives a glimpse of Nick Frost from Shaun of the dead. Ashley Greene looks irritating firstly in the role of controlling and retentive girlfriend and secondly in the role of a filthy Zombie who most of her second character is only vomiting. Alexandra Daddario looks impressive and honest and Anton Yelchin looks forced upon and unimpressive.
Climax of the movie is predictably average and doesn't excites much. Overall an average kind of movie which has the potential but sadly nothing much came out or it. A forgettable movie.