This movie is unashamedly Starship Troopers replacing aliens with zombies and packaged as a reality program. Like its predecessor, the sociopolitical commentary is subtle as a sledgehammer with rabies but it's surprisingly well done, with some intense action sequences and hilarious 'commercials'. The action direction is too much shaky-cam, inline with how the movie is presented, but annoying. There is no real effort made to expand characterizations beyond cliches, which isn't important anyway as the characters are indistinguishable. Not a great film, but gory, humorous, action-packed, and WAY more fun than expected.
Re-Kill