This movie is disgustingly creative, terrifyingly unique, and I feel that Peter Jackson enjoyed the whole process, and he had a lot of fun. There are places that go off topic and take baby zombies for a ride, which is obviously for fun, and a bit baffling. It's also not very logical to put all the zombies in the basement instead of burning them down.
Two people were carrying a strange box in the mountains, and a group of wild men chased after them and demanded that the monkeys be released and left immediately, otherwise they would encounter bad luck. The man did not listen to the advice and was bitten by a monkey in the middle. The companion cut off his bitten left hand, and found that his right hand was also injured. After cutting off his right hand, he found that there was also a wound on his head. Sumatra's bloodthirsty bad monkey, which looks like a devil, killed the orangutan and then bit Leno's mother. Leno's mother, bitten by a monkey, infected the wound, lost her ear, lost her face, and gradually turned into a zombie, the nurse was bitten, Xiao Fei was bitten, the priest was bitten, and everyone who came to the party Bitten, except for Leno and his girlfriend. All is damaged, but love is still there. In addition to the line of zombies, it is the love between Leno and the Latin heroine. Grandma tells the heroine's fortune, and the real name of the emperor will appear. When they meet at the grocery store, the knocked-down pencil turns into a cross and points to Leno, so the heroine starts a pursuit. Zombies become the resistance of love, break through zombies to achieve love. Pick up the lawnmower, crush all the zombies and start a new life. With corpses and blood all over the place, Peter Jackson played zombie movies out of the blue. Tear limbs, zombie babies, visceral skeletons, crush corpses with a blender, stuff electric lights into zombies' mouths, and the final monster zombie is jaw-dropping and overdone.
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