This one wasn't enjoyable at all; the previous movie had its charms, but this feels like a pointless attempt to make money that just falls flat—I honestly couldn’t get through it.

_**As amusing and irreverent as the first one, even though it follows a predictable pattern**_ > _I'd rather die while I'm living than live while I'm dead._ - Jimmy Buffett; "Growing Older But Not Up" (1981) The initial _Zombieland_ (2009) was surprisingly successful, earning over $100 million against a $24 million budget and briefly holding the title of highest-grossing zombie film until it was surpassed by…

If you appreciate my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog. As many of you probably already know, I was a huge fan of the first Zombieland, and I consider it a zombie cult classic. So naturally, I had high hopes for the sequel. It managed to avoid any major controversies leading up to its release, the cast didn't cause any trouble in interviews, Ruben Fleischer returned as director, along with Rhett Reese an…

‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ manages to avoid feeling too long, considering its 99-minute length, and it's still a worthwhile distraction. It doesn’t try anything particularly new, but it provides an enjoyable, uncomplicated experience—a familiar zombie movie in its own way. If you watch it, the reference to the "Homer zombie" will probably become clear. So go see it with some friends; it involves plenty of blood, gore, …