Scouts vs. Zombies - Handbuch zur Zombie-Apokalypse
-
Scouts vs. Zombies - Handbuch zur Zombie-Apokalypse
(mehr)
Scouts vs. Zombies - Handbuch zur Zombie-Apokalypse
Regie:
Christopher LandonKamera:
Brandon TrostMusik:
Matthew MargesonBesetzung:
Tye Sheridan, Logan Miller, Joey Morgan, Sarah Dumont, Halston Sage, Patrick Schwarzenegger, David Koechner, Cloris Leachman, Corsica Wilson, Elle Evans (mehr)Streaming (6)
Inhalte(1)
Jeden Tag eine gute Tat!" ist das Motto des jungen Augie (Joey Morgan), der sich nichts Schöneres vorstellen kann, als mit seinen zwei besten Freunden ein Pfadfinderabzeichen nach dem anderen auf die Kluft zu nähen. Doch Carter (Logan Miller) und Ben (Tye Sheridan) haben genug von Lagerfeuer, Latrinen graben und Dosenbohnen. Als Teenager sollte man sich schließlich seinen tobenden Hormonen hingeben und nicht als verkleideter Loser im Unterholz herumstolpern. Ungünstig, dass die angesagteste Party der Stadt ausgerechnet am gleichen Abend stattfinden soll. Als sie sich heimlich davonschleichen, begegnen sie in einem verlassenen Stripclub echte Fleischeslust: alle Bewohner der Stadt wurden in Zombies verwandelt! Zusammen mit der Handfeuerwaffen-geübten Bardame Denise (Sarah Dumont) begeben sich die drei Pfadfinder auf eine blutige Hetzjagd durch die Kleinstadt und beweisen, dass sie auch im Angesicht Britney Spears-liebender Zombies und mutierten Killer-Katzen keine Pussys sind. (Paramount Pictures Germany)
(mehr)Videos (1)
Kritiken (6)
Scouts vs. Zombies - Handbuch zur Zombie-Apokalypse riecht allein schon vom Titel her nach unglaublichem Irrsinn, was dieser Film zweifellos ist. Ein Trio von Pfadfindern, die um Leben und Tod kämpfen, und eine heiße Blondine versuchen, sich durch eine Horde Zombies zu kämpfen, wobei es oft zu wirklich bizarren Zwischenfällen kommt, bei denen Blut fließt, Köpfe abgeschossen werden, Ärsche gelutscht und Penisse abgerissen werden. Letztendlich sind es flott gedrehte neunzig Minuten, in denen die Filmemacher wieder einmal nicht mit krassen Klischeedialogen und -szenen gespart haben, aber verdammt noch mal, ich wurde trotzdem gut unterhalten (und manchmal leicht angewidert). Kurzum, ein Film, der dem Genre Horrorkomödie keine allzu große Schande bereitet und für einen freien Abend geeignet ist, aber wegen einiger Schreckmomente definitiv kein entspannender Film ist.
()
At moments, I felt excitement similar to the one when I watched Shaun of the Dead. But while Shaun of the Dead became my personal zombie cult, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse got stuck somewhere in the middle of a freshly roadkilled zombie. I didn’t mind that it wasn’t a brutal bloodbath, but the movie would sometimes come up with something so vile that it created an impression of a zero consistency and absolute fickleness. I don’t really even know if it was an innovative comedy or a light slasher. It had something from both worlds, but the result didn’t work out.
()
What a ride!! The end of the year is approaching and I can warmly declare that Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse will not miss the second place in this year's top!! I have nothing but praise in every aspect. The film is incredibly fast paced from start to finish, it builds up beautifully, it radiates tension, the jokes are abundant (the zombie penis scene will kill everyone), the gore is perfect and there is plenty of it (the ending at the discotheque is one of the most brutal orgies of this year). The film also has very likeable protagonists, both the three main scouts and the bad ass sexy lady with them. It's also brimming with very original ideas and there are things you won’t see anywhere else (a zombie deer, zombie cats, a zombie stripper, a zombie Britney Spears singing and dancing and more!) Stylish guilty pleasure as fuck, you can see $15 million budget, no expense was spared anywhere. If I could give out Oscars, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse would get at least three. Best Zombie Movie of the Year (maybe even of the last five years), Best Handled Gore and Best Comedy-Horror. This movie definitely doesn't end with the first screening, I need to see this at least three times. I recommend it to everyone!! Story 7/10, Atmosphere 8/10, Gore 10/10, Visuals 9/10, Action 8/10, Suspense 8/10, Humor 9/10, Entertainment 10/10. Only an absolute disrespectful BITCH can't like this!
()
It’s colourful and brisk, it doesn’t need the brain to be turned on, and for every half good joke, there’s one or two pubertally embarrassing ones; the kids will be satisfied. It’s bearable, which is the best I can say about it. But what really got me was the part where, after fighting zombies for one hour, two of the team members get into another loud fight with zombies in the ground floor, and then, when other two members of the team come down from the first floor, they ask what the hell happened. They were dancing, moron. This is the moment that best describes the film. And not, it wasn’t a well timed joke. For me, a weak three or a stronger two, clickable either way.
()
Today, I realized that age has started to affect my enjoyment of certain things, including this movie. Its rewatch didn't quite hold up due to my aversion to children's organizations and the fact that many of the jokes just didn't have the same impact they once did. There were still moments that made me chuckle, like those inventive ways of killing the undead and long-legged beauties wielding twelve-gauge shotguns. Overall, I still had a decent time with the movie, but I couldn't ignore how the creators ventured into humor outside my comfort zone and leaned into clichés and sentimentality. These factors led me to lower my original rating, though going below three stars wouldn't feel fair to me. / Lesson learned: Before the zombie apocalypse hits, it might be helpful to learn the lyrics of some Britney Spears songs.
()
Werbung