April Apocalypse

April Apocalypse is a 2013 comedy horror film that follows the story of Artie (Reece Thompson), a loser in love who gets dumped by his girlfriend on the same day that a mysterious zombie outbreak sweeps across the world. As Artie struggles to survive and make his way back home to his parents, he teams up with his best friend, John (Brent Tarnol), and the tough and beautiful Sam (Rebekah Brandes), who also happens to be Artie's high school crush.

The movie begins with Artie being dumped by his girlfriend, and his world being turned completely upside down when he wakes up the next morning to find that a zombie apocalypse has broken out. The streets are filled with the undead, and Artie is forced to fight his way through hordes of zombies in order to reach his parents' house and reunite with the rest of his family.

Along the way, Artie is joined by John and Sam, two of his closest friends who are also struggling to survive in a world overrun by the undead. John is the goofy, comic relief of the group, always cracking jokes and trying to keep everyone's spirits up, while Sam is the tough and independent bad-ass who knows how to take care of herself.

As they make their way through the city, the trio encounters a variety of other survivors, including a group of gun-toting rednecks and a crazy survivalist who has holed up in his own personal fortress. Along the way, they navigate their way through dangerous streets, abandoned buildings, and zombie-infested malls, all while battling their own personal demons and regrets.

Despite the grim subject matter, April Apocalypse is actually quite funny, balancing the horror elements with a healthy dose of comedy. The movie is filled with witty one-liners and slapstick humor, as well as over-the-top gore and gruesome zombie kills. The chemistry between the three leads is also excellent, with Reece Thompson, Rebekah Brandes, and Brent Tarnol all delivering strong performances.

One of the strongest aspects of April Apocalypse is its portrayal of the zombie outbreak as a global catastrophe, rather than simply a localized event. The movie doesn't just show us the immediate aftermath of the outbreak, but also the long-term effects on society, as people try to rebuild in the wake of the disaster. This adds a depth and complexity to the story that is not often seen in zombie movies.

Overall, April Apocalypse is a fun and entertaining take on the zombie genre, blending horror, comedy, and romance into a unique and engaging film. The movie is packed with action, gore, and heart, and is sure to appeal to zombie fans and casual viewers alike.