5/5 One of the best "zomedy" movies I have ever seen!
  by Sharla R. Dobbins (Augusta, GA)
This movie has it all...booze, hookers, cowboys, Indians, and...zombies! The only draw back is that James Denton does not take his clothes off.

4/5 An offbeat zombie flick
  by Andrew Harte
A unique blend of three genres: comedy, western, and horror. Or more simply a western zombedy which changes a few rules of zombie folklore. These zombies talk, have goals and agendas, ride horseback, love their undead relatives and hate their live enemies. Very entertaining with more laugh-out-loud moments than shrieks of terror.

3/5 The first ever Western Zombedy
  by Jason (Backwater, Alabama)
Upon first appearance this looks horrible. It's a cross between a western and a zombie movie, and Chris Kattan is one of the main stars. By normal standards, that's a recipe for disaster. However, all preconceptions should be thrown out. This movie is completely ridiculous, but actually somewhat funny.

As the prologue tells us, before dying Geronimo put an evil spell on the white man. This spell creates zombies that can think, speak, and handle weapons. The result is a zombie-filled wild west, where the characters exchange witty quips filled with contemporary profanity while dodging brain-obsessed cowboy zombies. It's the genesis of a genre: a western zombedy.

The three main characters are nearly perfect. Believe it or not, the cast is pretty good; Elmer (James Denton), the gritty, military deserter who can ride a horse, handle a gun, and spit a mile; Luke (Kattan), the effeminate, incompetent cowboy; and Sue (Navi Rawat) - not to be confused with Sioux - the beautiful descendant of the legendary Apache Geronimo. After engaging in a scuffle at a saloon, the two men become linked as they run from a posse of zombieboys intent on stealing their money and eating their brains. Along the way they run into Sue, whose Indian family was murdered by U.S. soldiers. She now has a vendetta to kill everyone responsible. The mission is Siouxicide. Sorry. Without ruining the "plot", the three eventually battle a plethora of soldier-zombies inside a remote fort inexplicably built on the edge of the Grand Canyon.

There are several great aspects of this movie, not the least of which is the cast's demeanor. No pretenses are made about this being anything other than what it is: ridiculous. The actors almost appear to revel in it, using each opportunity to be as absurd as possible. Scenery-wise, it's fairly spectacular. There are a few shots that I'd put up against any other western...seriously. Last but not least, the musical score is perfect. It's campy as well as typically western. What's best, however, is the faux-Brokeback Mountain guitar riff that accompanies every scene in which the two guys are alone and/or naked. A few negatives: makeup, poorly done gore, no nudity (which is a requirement for this level of horror).

I know it sounds crazy, but this movie is better than you'd expect. Give it one try and you'll probably snicker a few times.

4/5 Pretty Decent
  by CodeZombie (Sanford, FL United States)
It's not the best zombie flick I ever saw but it definitely wasn't the worst (that honor goes to Zombiegeddon). I actually found it to be humorous and entertaining even they didn't follow many of the zombie rules that we see in most other zombie flicks. If you have friends who only like zombie movies if they're comedies this is one that they will enjoy.

5/5 I NEVER RECEIVED THIS ITEM FROM JMASTERSDVD
  by J. Morris (CALIFORNIA)
IT HAS BEEN A MONTH AND I HAVE STILL NOT RECEIVED THIS DVD I ORDERED FROM SELLER JMASTERS AND TRIED CONTACTING TOO MANY TIMES, I WANT AN AMAZON REFUND SO ICAN GET THIS DVD FROM ANOTHER SELLER