Zomblogalypse (2022): Cast & Ratings
Zomblogalypse is a 2022 comedy horror film starring Andrew Dunn as Dom Carpenter, Joanne Mitchell and Lyndsey Craine. It runs 1 hour 38 minutes. Its Echo Score is 43/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 38m (98 min)
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- One&Other Creative
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Zomblogalypse About?
The premise of Zomblogalypse without spoilers.
Three inept survivors document their daily struggles against a zombie apocalypse through a video blog. This feature-length adaptation of the cult British zom-com web series follows their humorous and often chaotic adventures as they navigate a world overrun by the undead, attempting to maintain some semblance of normalcy and ease the boredom of survival.
Zomblogalypse Themes & Keywords
· 10 tags- zombie horror
- title directed by female
- dark comedy
- web series
- blog
- apocalypse
- zombie
- f rated
- york
- geek culture
Zomblogalypse Cast & Characters
Andrew Dunn leads the cast as Dom Carpenter, with Joanne Mitchell as Jo Sanguine and Lyndsey Craine as Lyndsey Buckles.
- Andrew Dunn as Dom Carpenter
- Joanne Mitchell as Jo Sanguine
- Lyndsey Craine as Lyndsey Buckles
- Andrina Carroll as Jo Carpenter
Also Starring in Zomblogalypse
· 7 more- Tony Hipwell Tony
- Gemma-Louise Keane Gemma Deeming
- Miles Watts Miles
- Hannah Bungard Hannah
- Alan Melikdjanian Captain Disillusion
- Neil Tattersall Dodgeball Zombie
- Victoria Delaney Victoria Fropstrop
Zomblogalypse Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 43/100, strongest in rewatch factor (50) and weakest in art & craft (35).
Zomblogalypse Echo Score Breakdown
Zomblogalypse delivers a mixed impression, with its low‑budget charm occasionally offset by pervasive shortcomings. The film’s comedic ambition is evident, yet uneven writing and uneven technical execution limit its appeal. While a segment of viewers appreciate its intentional camp and occasional laughs, many find it laborious and lacking cohesion. Consequently, the movie sits on the weaker side of the spectrum, offering limited satisfaction for most audiences.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 35
Regarding art and craft, the production’s modest budget is evident in its handheld aesthetic and minimal set design. Critics note uneven cinematography and editing that hinder visual flow, while some viewers commend the filmmakers’ resourceful use of limited means. Overall, the technical execution feels inconsistent, reflecting more constraint than deliberate stylistic choice.
- Character & Emotion 40
When evaluating character and emotion, performances are widely described as wooden and rigid, limiting audience connection. Though a few reviewers appreciate the deliberately exaggerated acting as part of the parody, the majority perceive a lack of depth and chemistry among the leads. Consequently, character portrayal leans toward amateurish rather than nuanced.
- Story & Flow 45
Story and flow suffer from uneven pacing and a thin narrative foundation. Reviewers repeatedly cite underdeveloped plot points and a lack of coherent progression, causing boredom early on. While some acknowledge the film’s satirical intent and occasional inventive moments, the overall storytelling is perceived as disjointed and insufficiently engaging.
- Sensory Experience 45
Sensory experience is a blend of low‑budget limitations and intentional camp. Sound design and music receive mixed feedback, with some finding them serviceable and others noting a lack of polish. Visual style, including makeup and effects, is generally viewed as cheap, though a minority interpret the gaudy aesthetic as a purposeful parody.
- Rewatch Factor 50
Rewatch factor is polarized; many viewers describe the film as a chore and unlikely to merit a second viewing, while others enjoy its campy, self‑aware nature and find repeated viewings amusing. The intentional low‑budget aesthetic and occasional genuine laughs give it modest replay value for a niche audience, but it lacks broad lasting appeal.
Zomblogalypse Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Zomblogalypse.
Zomblogalypse Also Known As
Also known as “僵尸博主”.
- Also known as
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- 僵尸博主
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Movies Like Zomblogalypse
Films with a similar story, tone or audience, including American Zombie, Zombthology and Zombieland.
Zomblogalypse FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of Zomblogalypse, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Zomblogalypse?
Zomblogalypse runs 1 hour 38 minutes (98 minutes).
When was Zomblogalypse released?
Zomblogalypse was released on May 24, 2022.
Who is in the cast of Zomblogalypse?
Zomblogalypse stars Andrew Dunn as Dom Carpenter, Joanne Mitchell as Jo Sanguine and Lyndsey Craine as Lyndsey Buckles, among 11 credited actors.
Does Zomblogalypse have a post-credit scene?
No. Zomblogalypse has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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