THE COED AND THE ZOMBIE STONER

Cinemavixion Review

Glenn Miller's 2014 independent feature, "The Coed and the Zombie Stoner," offers a quirky blend of horror and comedy, delving into the unconventional romance between a sorority girl and a zombie. The film posits a unique solution to a campus-wide zombie outbreak: marijuana. While the premise suggests a B-movie romp, the execution aims for a more narrative approach, exploring the burgeoning relationship amidst the chaos. Starring Catherine Annette, Grant O'Connell, and Jamie Noel, the movie attempts to balance its outlandish concept with character development, though critical reception, as indicated by its IMDb rating of 3.6/10, suggests a mixed audience response. Despite its niche appeal, "The Coed and the Zombie Stoner" stands as an example of creative, low-budget filmmaking exploring genre mashups with a distinct, if divisive, vision.