Reviews — Cockneys vs Zombies
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
I’ve always liked the Treadaway twins, yet even with Alan Ford trying to channel Albert Finney as their on-screen father "Ray," this film has difficulty connecting. The story centers around Harry ("Andy") and his friend "Terry" (Rasmus Hardiker), who come up with a plan to put together a crew for a bank robbery. Ashley Thomas is the muscle, playing "Mental Mickey," and Michelle Ryan’s character, “Katy,” proves capabl…
leisuretrout
This movie is surprisingly both awful and fantastic! It unfolds pretty much as anticipated, thankfully not overlong—a welcome contrast to certain other productions—offering an enjoyable, ridiculous adventure through the zombie-filled streets of East London. There are some genuinely funny lines, characters who feel interesting and familiar, and a handful of scenes that elicit a definite reaction. Considering what it s…
LastCaress1972
Andy and Terry Macguire (played by Harry Treadaway and Rasmus Hardiker) are two cockney orphans who cause trouble. They’re a bit wild, a bit crazy, but like all cockney orphan troublemakers, they have good hearts and want to save their grandad's (Alan "Brick-Top" Ford, who steals the show) retirement home from closing. Their plan? Steal a barely functional van, gather a team including their attractive cousin (Michell…


