Summary
Columbus, Tallahassee, Wichita, and Little Rock move to the American heartland as they face off against evolved zombies, fellow survivors, and the growing pains of the snarky makeshift family.
Cast
Woody Harrelson
Tallahassee
Jesse Eisenberg
Columbus
Emma Stone
Wichita
Abigail Breslin
Little Rock
Zoey Deutch
Madison
Avan Jogia
Berkeley
Rosario Dawson
Nevada
Luke Wilson
Albuquerque
Thomas Middleditch
Flagstaff
Victoria Hall
Babylonian Gatekeeper
Victor Rivera
Civil War Bearded Guy
Ian Gregg
Bowel Blast Guy
Devin Mojica
Cool Hat Guy
Rachel Luttrell
Terrified Woman in Snow
John Dixon
Homer Zombie in Snow
Ronny Mathew
Scared Lab Tech
Jess Durham
Beatrix Hawking
David Fleischer
Exoculated Scientist
Jenin Gonzalez
Survivor with Flashlight
Felix Betancourt
Ninja Zombie
Lucas Fleischer
Dave Sanderman
Gianni Biasetti Jr.
Haybale Z
Ari Loeb
T-800 Z
Anthony Dilio
Matteo Bianchi
Bill Murray
Bill Murray
Julia Vasi
Publicist
Al Roker
Reporter
Lili Estefan
Reporter
Joshua Alex Horowitz
Reporter
Grace Randolph
Reporter
Sergio Briones
T-800 (uncredited)
Timothy Carr
T-800 Zombie (uncredited)
Nathan W. Collins
Zombie (uncredited)
Isabelle Fretheim
Hotel Guest (uncredited)
Brianna Gardner
T-800 Attack Zombie (uncredited)
Kyra Elise Gardner
T-800 Attack Zombie (uncredited)
Kandis Hargrave
Dept. Store Female Zombie (uncredited)
Julian B Lin
T-800 Zombie (uncredited)
Louie g Maldonado
Straggler Zombie (uncredited)
Tim McAdams
Cameraman (uncredited)
Andrew R. McCallister
T800 (uncredited)
Zara McDowell
Zombie (uncredited)
Jessica Medina
White House Zombie (uncredited)
Oscar Rodriguez III
Zombie / T800 (uncredited)
MWW Michael Wilkerson
T 800 Zombie (uncredited)
Otis Winston
T 800 Zombie (uncredited)
Lewis Wright
Zombie (uncredited)
Crew
Director
Ruben Fleischer
Characters, Screenplay
Rhett Reese
Characters, Screenplay
Paul Wernick
Screenplay
David Callaham
Reviews
maketheSWITCH
October 17, 2019
6
Even with its flaws, ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ doesn’t overstay its welcome with its 99-minute run time, and remains a solid piece of popcorn entertainment. Although it doesn’t push any boundaries, it’s harmless fun (the Homer zombie of horror films, if you will... that’ll make more sense after you’ve seen it). So stumble into a cinema and join these friends on a reunion - sure, one filled with endless blood, guts and brains, but that’s half the fun of a zombie comedy, right? - Charlie David Page
Read Charlie's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-zombieland-double-tap-the-gangs-back-for-a-brainless-zombie-comedy-sequel
