Yummy

Awesome is one word when you watch this movie, gorehounds will be happy and so will the people who want to watch a good story. Humor is a plenty , so no one is disappointed. Watch this for sure , don't hear the reviews which trash this movie.

Another 1 hour and 30 minutes of my life wasted.. I don't know how these stupid scripts even get accepted.. A message to the writer of this movie: Dude go and watch some short horror stories on YouTube.. They are so wonderfully made that maybe you might get some inspiration from them.. The car that crushes a dead animal on the start: PATHETIC.. The hot girl with the lame boyfriend: PATHETIC!! The boyfriend who gets crushed by the girlfriend after that much struggle at the end of the movie: SUPER LAME!!! overall the lamest movie ever.. Thank you for wasting my time

This was what you may wish for on a low budget, flemish/belgish crambo mocku zoombie horror gore film. its impressive on almost all parts, maybe a bit slow the last 15 minutes, but the idea of history and plot that ive never seen before.. i shall admit that ive seen it twice, the 2nd time at ffwd 1,25, that made it all even more viewable and actionfilled. with a lot of recommend from the grumpy old man, sitting back left with eyes wide open at the e-cups that never got smaller.

I enjoy watching movies of this genre, and it was quite a pleasure to come across this gem. The plot is interesting and has its many brilliant moments, camerawork and CG are good, acting is also excellent, as well as the eastern European setting in its concrete grittiness and music - aah the music is also brilliant and quite on pont - not sure if its Macedonian, or Bulgarian - but quite on point. All in all - very enjoyable movie - Kudos! Will watch again.

I loved this movie!! A brilliant zombie movie with some of the most realistic and gorey zombies!! Dashes of dark humour thrown in made it even more enjoyable! Highly recommended watch!

Wow, this movie is so abysmally bad, I'm not even sure what to say. It's not shy about the gore, but that's about all it has. There's no plot, just a bunch of people running around getting chased by zombies. The raunchy humor is at roughly the 8th grade level. It's a basic zombie film, like countless others before it, that brings nothing new to the table. Which is sad, considering how great the genre can be. Consider Train to Busan, 28 Days Later or even the low budget Contracted; they took the traditional theme and made it into something fresh and horrifying. If you've seen as many zombie films as I have, Yummy is a snooze fest, a bland clone of so many others.

Since a few years already, I deliberately stopped watching zombie comedies, simply because there are too many of them and the vast majority aren't very funny. Of course, I had to make an exception for the very first zombie splatter comedy produced in my home country Belgium! Admittedly it isn't much better than the rest, but at least it also isn't worse, the cast contains a bunch of familiar faces (if you're from Flanders, that is) and there are a handful of deliciously absurd and grotesque gory sequences, which we really aren't used to seeing in Belgian cinema. Seriously, I'm still surprised this film received funding from the VAF (a Belgian governmental institute that decides which cultural projects receive financial support), since usually only stern and tragic family dramas receive funding. The set-up is very light-headed. The gorgeous but insecure Alison is on her way to a dubious plastic surgery clinic in a non-specified Eastern European country to get a breast reduction. With her are her surgery-addicted mother Sylvia and her clumsy and geeky boyfriend Michael who spontaneously starts vomiting when he sees blood. At the clinic, things go horribly wrong since the head doctor's experimental rejuvenating serum actually turns people into zombies, and Michael unknowingly lets patient zero escape. What follow is a rundown of typically cliched and derivative zombie situations, while the lead characters get munched in order of obnoxiousness. There are a handful of inventive death sequences, but that is a requirement in every zombie comedy, I suppose. The funniest parts include the OTT Slavic accents used by renowned Belgian actors, and the fact that Alison repeatedly asks "ça va, Poepie?" (roughly translated: "Are you ok, sweetie?") every time when her blundering boyfriend hits his head, trips over his own feet or accidentally injects himself with needles. PS: yes, that shoddy surgeon operating with extremely loud music in his OR is the world-famous DJ Dimitri Vegas.