MY UNCLE JOHN IS A ZOMBIE

Cinemavixion Review

Robert L. Lucas and John A. Russo's "My Uncle John Is a Zombie!" presents a peculiar premise that blends horror with an unexpected dose of social commentary. The film, released in 2016, centers on a zombie hidden away by his relatives, who becomes an unlikely celebrity when his ability to communicate and reason becomes public knowledge. This newfound fame, however, attracts the attention of unscrupulous zombie hunters, turning the creature's existence into a perilous spectacle. While the film grapples with themes of exploitation and the nature of humanity (or lack thereof), its execution, as indicated by its IMDb rating of 5.2, suggests a cult following rather than mainstream acclaim. The narrative's unique twist on the zombie genre offers a potentially thought-provoking, albeit perhaps uneven, viewing experience for those intrigued by unconventional horror comedies.