Night of the Living Deb

Deb, an awkward and clumsy woman, wakes up after a wild party with no memory of the night before, only to discover that the zombie apocalypse has begun. She finds herself unexpectedly partnered with Ryan, a man she has a crush on but barely knows, as they navigate the dangerous streets filled with the undead. Together, they must find a way to survive the chaos and perhaps even find romance amidst the end of the world.

Night of the Living Deb is a low-budget independent horror-comedy that garnered attention for its charming leads and humorous take on the zombie genre. While not a critical darling, it was generally well-received by audiences who appreciated its lighthearted approach and fun performances, especially within the indie horror community.

• Praised for its likable protagonists and humorous dialogue.
• Appreciated for its fun, albeit derivative, take on the zombie apocalypse trope.
• Noted as a charming indie horror-comedy with a strong comedic element.

Google audience: Audience reception on Google is not readily available, but general sentiment suggests appreciation for its comedic timing and relatable, albeit unconventional, heroine.

The film was shot in and around Cleveland, Ohio, utilizing local talent and locations to create its distinct, slightly run-down aesthetic.