Wait, Wait, Don't Kill Me

Fresh faces and decrepit places instead of a Tinseltown fable.

Sure indeed, the budget in obvious judging by special effects and, or the acting. But then again, this is part of the attraction.

Question between an individual's right to survive against the Government's desire to wipe out undesirables is aptly raised.

Also pointed out is how blasé we are about a fellow man's distress. So what if a zombie eats someone alive in the middle of the street?

The movie gets almost prophetical considering it has been filmed in 2015-17, well before the pandemic in spite of being released first in 2020.

A solid 7/10 is in order, perhaps with a little more action and less talk it would have made 8/10.