Zombie Movie 2005
"1000 zombies, three bogans, half a brain"
Set against the gritty backdrop of 1980s New Zealand, *Zombie Movie (2005)* throws three unlikely survivors into the chaos of a zombie apocalypse.
Director: Ben Stenbeck
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Zombie Movie (2005) about?
*Zombie Movie (2005)* drops viewers into 1986 New Zealand, where a zombie outbreak traps three friends in their stranded car. With no fuel, little food, and a world crawling with the undead, their struggle to survive soon becomes less about battling monsters and more about overcoming each other's flaws. It's a darkly comedic take on the zombie genre, where the real horror might just be the people you're stuck with.
Who directed Zombie Movie?
Ben Stenbeck, a filmmaker known for his work in horror and comedy, directed *Zombie Movie (2005)*.
Who stars in Zombie Movie?
The film features Simon Niblett, Des Morgan, and Ben Stenbeck in the lead roles, playing three mates caught in the zombie apocalypse.
Is Zombie Movie (2005) worth watching?
While it's unrated on IMDb, *Zombie Movie (2005)* stands out for its tight 15-minute runtime and clever blend of horror and comedy. Fans of quirky, low-budget zombie films will appreciate its dark humor and offbeat charm. Just don't expect a deep analysis—this is pure, chaotic fun.
How long is Zombie Movie?
*Zombie Movie (2005)* runs for 15 minutes.
About Zombie Movie (2005): A Hilarious Horror Short with a Deadpan Twist
Set against the gritty backdrop of 1980s New Zealand, *Zombie Movie (2005)* throws three unlikely survivors into the chaos of a zombie apocalypse. Directed by Ben Stenbeck and blending horror with sharp comedy, this 15-minute short film follows a group of mates—stranded in their trusty (but fuel-less) Holden—forced to navigate a world overrun by the undead. With only scraps of fast food and a handful of cigarettes to keep them going, their real challenge isn't just outrunning the zombies outside, but surviving each other's quirks, flaws, and questionable decision-making in a desperate fight for survival. The film's darkly humorous tone and claustrophobic tension make it a standout in the horror-comedy genre, capturing the absurdity and terror of a world gone mad.
Stenbeck's directing style leans into the absurd, balancing gore with wit as the trio's bickering and camaraderie take center stage. The limited runtime sharpens the focus, stripping away excess to deliver a raw, high-stakes experience that's as much about human dynamics as it is about zombie carnage. With a tagline that promises mayhem, *Zombie Movie (2005)* is a cult gem for fans of offbeat horror and those who crave a laugh in the face of the apocalypse.