If one likes the performance of Deb (Maria Thayer) they will probably like the movie better. The movie starts out with a lot of one liners, which can be hits or misses. While at a bar, Deb is egged on by her best friend to make a pass at Ryan. She wakes up at his place, with no idea of what may have happened. Outside, there are zombies roaming around. Ryan only has a bicycle, being very environmentally conscious, but Deb has a big old Caddie. She agrees to take him to his family's house, as they traditionally have their big Fourth of July get-together. Turns out Ryan is a Waverly, who have the worst polluting companies in the State. It turns out the Ichabod virus was unleashed via their water company. There is political intrigue, and the Governor promised that 4 Waverly's would be rescued by chopper, but there is no room for Deb. I feel the movie is a lot of fun, but the last act seems disconnected from the rest of the movie, as far as decisions go, and that detracts from the rest of the movie. The zombies are played more for humor than as a threat. Especially the person who looks no different as a zombie, but that is because of all her Botox treatments.
Review of Night of the Living Deb
