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Little Monster
Your six-year-old daughter has been bitten by a zombie and now hungers for human flesh. What do you do? Do you double tap her in the brain? Or do you become the ultimate enabler and feed her human flesh? And where do you get human flesh from? This is the dilemma that Gareth and Jen face with their beautiful daughter Ana. What will they do? And how far will it go?
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Plot Summary
In the Australian Outback, a clumsy zookeeper named Joel falls for his tour guide, Chrissy. Their budding romance is brutally interrupted when a zombie outbreak turns his workplace into a chaotic battleground. Joel must overcome his own ineptitude and his fierce protectiveness of Chrissy to survive the horde.
Critical Reception
Little Monster received generally positive reviews, praised for its unique blend of horror, comedy, and romance, as well as its strong performances, particularly from Jodie Comer. Critics enjoyed its lighthearted take on the zombie genre and its surprisingly heartfelt moments.
What Reviewers Say
A surprisingly charming and funny zombie comedy with a heartwarming romance.
Jodie Comer shines in a role that balances vulnerability with fierce determination.
While not groundbreaking, it offers a fresh and entertaining take on the genre.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's humor and Jodie Comer's standout performance. Many found it to be a fun and entertaining watch, appreciating the blend of genres.
Fun Fact
The film was shot on location in Queensland, Australia, with many of the zombie extras being local volunteers.
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