Reviews

I liked it, I really did. Egon Spangler's successor in his granddaughter Phoebe was more than worthy.

This version was refreshing and new and old fans I think will enjoy it but their shouldn't be a sequel. They should stop here before they ruin it.

It's what you've come to expect from a Bruce Campbell film. Full of manic characters laughter, and gore. Also watch this film if you are a fan of drinking games.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the shows animation and story, especially with all the bad reviews that came out even before the show did.

As much as I enjoyed the Original Star Trek animated show as a kid do I think this generation will enjoy this show.

Their is a reason for the question mark. While the first episode was so bad the 2nd and first are better?

Maybe I just like zombie movies and programs and got tired of the Walking and I'm giving this show more of a chance than it deserves but at least their are characters I like and really really don't and look forward to seeing them become zombie chow.

The idea for the story is interesting and has a lot of possibilities for future development but the dialogue and acting is really really bad.

Better than 1 and 2 but not as good as 3 and 4.

I read and enjoyed the Marvel Zombieverse comics and this episode doesn't quite live up to the quality of story of the source material but it wasn't bad.

People should still enjoy this episode.

This was a really good episode. The story was good, the action was exciting, and their was actual character development.

Better than the first two, it was well written and came to a satisfying conclusion.

But solving the mystery of whodunit reminds me of some 80's films and tv programs where a tidbit of information is dropped and only the writers could have possibly solved it with what they gave the audience.

Overall the top of the heap, which isn't saying much.

The dialogue was well written and had a few laughs but even with the changed events the way the characters were written wasn't sensible.

But like what was said in an earlier review it was better than Episode 1.

I knew it, you can't have a good show without a Canadian actor in the cast. Dan Twelvetrees is played by the talented Gary Farmer.