Following a young ladies#39; night out, endearingly unbalanced Deb awakens in the flat of the most appealing person in Portland, Maine. She#39;s excited, yet she can#39;t recollect quite a bit of what got her there. Pretty kid Ryan just knows it was an oversight and ushers her out the entryway... into a full-scale zombie end of the world. Presently, a stroll of disgrace turns into a battle for survival as the confused pair finds that the main thing scarier than believing somebody with your life... is believing them with your heart.
Following a young ladies' night out, endearingly unbalanced Deb awakens in the flat of the most appealing person in Portland, Maine. She's excited, yet she can't recollect quite a bit of what got her there. Pretty kid Ryan just knows it was an oversight and ushers her out the entryway... into a full-scale zombie end of the world. Presently, a stroll of disgrace turns into a battle for survival as the confused pair finds that the main thing scarier than believing somebody with your life... is believing them with your heart.
There is no sex or nudity in this movie. In one scene, a woman wears a somewhat provocative lingerie outfit while trying to seduce a man but he is not interested. She then climbs on the bed by herself and starts going through the motions, yelling, screaming, and talking loudly as if they are having sex. Her voice can be heard throughout the house and it makes other people uncomfortable. It is all done for comedic effect and is really more funny than sexual.
violence
Zombies attack people, but unlike other zombie movies, it is all very tongue-in-cheek and done for comedic effect. Some blood, but not too gory.
profanity
Mild PG-rated profanity.
alcohol
Characters drink alcohol in a bar. There is a reference to brownies being laced with "horse tranquilizer".
