Without delving too much into the details, Abe survives a zombie outbreak in his home community as a child and goes on to become President of the United States. When a secret mission to control a Confederate fort fails, and the sole survivor reports walking dead cannibals blowing the whole thing, Abe decides to personally lead a unit of Secret Service men to contain the infection.
An assortment of 19th Century personalites whom Abe never met in real life make appearances, and -- to spoil something that doesn't deserve special protection -- his conversations with them all produce sound bites that end up going into the Gettysburg Address.
The story concludes with an act of astronomical stupidity that was foreshadowed greatly.
You will be appalled by the abuse of history, predictable script, wooden acting, and cheap effects. Not recommended for sober movie watchers.
Special mention for the following:
- Zombies sleep standing up.
- Hopefully the background checks for the Secret Service are better today.
- Farm implements are awesome tools for fighting zombies.
No comments:
Post a Comment