Watch Zombie eXs

Zombie eXs is a 2012 horror-comedy film that follows the lives of three friends who are still struggling to move on after their break-ups. The movie stars Alex Hammel-Shaver as Gwen, Madison Hart as Heather, and Scott Keebler as Tommy. Together, the trio concocts a plan to rid themselves of their ex-boyfriends by using a voodoo curse - but their plan backfires horrendously when all of their exes simultaneously rise from the dead and come after them.

The movie takes place in a world where zombies are seemingly commonplace, but the characters are still very much unprepared for an actual zombie apocalypse to occur. This provides ample opportunity for comedic moments, as the characters bumble their way through trying to fend off their zombified exes.

At the core of the movie's plot is the theme of moving on from past relationships. All three main characters are struggling in some way with their break-ups, and the reanimated corpses of their exes serve as physical manifestations of their emotional baggage. As the movie progresses, the characters begin to confront these issues head-on, culminating in a cathartic finale that sees them overcoming their exes both literally and emotionally.

Aside from its exploration of the aftermath of break-ups, Zombie eXs is also notable for its unique blend of horror and comedy. The movie manages to balance moments of genuine scares with plenty of jokes, resulting in an experience that's both entertaining and suspenseful. The zombies themselves are suitably grotesque, with plenty of gore and practical effects that will satisfy fans of the genre.

One standout aspect of the film is its use of music. The soundtrack features a mix of original songs and covers, all of which add to the movie's playful tone. The standout track is undoubtedly the catchy and irreverent "Zombie Love Song," which serves as the movie's unofficial theme.

In terms of performances, the three leads all do a great job of capturing the tone of the movie. Hammel-Shaver, Hart, and Keebler all have great chemistry together, and their comedic timing helps to elevate many of the movie's funniest moments. The supporting cast also provides some standout performances, with notable turns from both Brandy Bryant and Michael Barra as two of the exes.

Overall, Zombie eXs is a fun and irreverent take on the zombie genre. Its combination of horror and comedy make for an enjoyable watch, and the themes of moving on from past relationships give the movie some added emotional weight. While the movie may not reinvent the wheel when it comes to zombie films, it's still a highly entertaining watch that will leave viewers satisfied.