The Coed And The Zombie Stoner

The Coed And The Zombie Stoner
When a nerdy sorority girl falls in love with a zombie, it's only a matter of time before a zombie apocalypse is unleashed on campus. The sorority girl discovers that weed is the cure--now she must smoke out the entire school before it's too late.
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Supporting actors Catherine Annette , Ben Whalen , Andrew Clements Producers David Rimawi , Paul Bales , David Latt Studio The Asylum Purchase rights Stream instantly Details Format Prime Video (streaming online video) Devices Available to watch on supported devices
H. W. Stone Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021
I was talked into buying a copy, and I tried watching it alone. It was painfully bad. PAINFULLY BAD. There are things happening on screen for the visuals, even though those actions do not drive the story forward. Set-up and presentation sometimes are related, but more frequently seem to be the best they could do in the time allotted, and the viewer is supposed to be so fixed on the less than half dressed female cast members this should pass by unnoticed. For a disk to start with a pile of trailers for really bad movies hints that you might be in for a rough ride. Here it is more like a string of billboards for bad times. Within the constraints of the time and budget, the male lead did a superb job of handling a non-speaking character, and the female lead came off as actually an intelligent college student-- until she just got so tired she rambled off dialog. Even then it almost worked. The main draws in a movie of this kind is "lack of clothing" plus "provocative behavior" with "recreational drug use" and "party-party-PARTY" twisted into a giant wheel, then sent rolling down a hill. As you might guess, I did not like it, but saw some really good talent, had hints of a more complex story that just never made it to the screen, and some very, very good technical work. It was almost like somehow missing a slam dunk in basketball, and spent time interrupting itself so that I flinched at writing a review. A small group of watchers, play the movie, and two did not like it, three kind of liked it but thought it needed something, and one kept asking if women in America really went to colleges like that and did things like that. She could not figure out if it was a parody, a spoof, or just exploitation video, and refused to comment on the overall quality. The Blu-Ray was crystal clear, great sound, and that is a major battle it won. The rest of the time it seemed to have lost the battle, but it still earned two out of five stars, so it was not a total washout.
Andy McKinney Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2018
I had to force myself to finish the sloppy mess of a movie. But I did. I am a professional. (see my book A Gross of Zombies-reviews of 144 zombie movies). The Asylum production also made the acceptable and fun film about Honest Abe and Zombies. I hoped for something that entertaining. No luck. It is more along the lines of Shark-nado three in terms of professionalism. They did not set out to make a good zombie movie, they set out to make something that 10 year old boys would like to see. Not that 10 year old boys should be watching stuff with total nudity and mass amounts of film taken up with very pretty girls with their shirts off. As a rule I approve of such low class thrills but even that could not make the movie interesting. Hum bug. The direction is horrible. He had his actresses and actors acting like they had be lobotomized and also given cocaine. No one acted as a real person would act under the circumstances. Some of the acting is actually just horrible, not simply actors being dumbed down by the director. The script does not reach the level expected from a professional film company, even one like Asylum which is known for pretty stupid stuff. The sound is patchy in places, not acceptable from professionals. Many of the gags don't work, another problem when making a movie for laughs. It is also relentlessly misogynist. Note to makers-it is possible to have naked girls in a movie without demeaning them.
Michael W Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2016
I knew exactly what I was getting when I bought this film. It's a funny and dumb movie that is just something to throw on when nothing else seems like a good choice. If it had just a bit better acting it would have made for a decent B rated comedy. Overall, it had a few good laughs even though the jokes were hit and miss, and it had attractive male and female leads that played their parts well. Decent nudity, especially full frontal on two of the girls, which is unexpected and rare for any film that isn't x rated or GoT. Had to give it 4 stars because i knew what it was and it didnt disappoint haha
Zombob Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2016
While I was loading this up on the DVD player, I was really expecting the worst. I figured it would be a 15 - 20 minute watch depending on how bad it was and how itchy my fast forward finger was. What a shocker! Production values were good and the acting was pretty good. The movie had funny moments, lots of nudity and bad CGI. What more could you want? As long as you're not expecting Shakespeare, you'll be fine. Take the zombie flick Warm Bodies, combine it with National Lampoon's Classic Animal House and The Co-Ed and the Zombie Stoner is what you'd get! Be sure to check this one out!
Bob Miller Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2017
I love comedy-horror flicks, and this is a GREAT ONE! Some movies in this genre are worth one watch but don't hold up to repeated watching. I watched this on a number of occasions and I'm always glad to rewatch it. Interesting premise (smoking pot keeps the zombie docile; enough so he can join a fraternity), but things go off-rail when he gets very angry, and the flick turns into a full zombie attack. For me, to be a great comedy-horror flick, it must contain a fair amount of T&A, and it certainly has its share of hot co-eds. If you are looking to just veg out, fire up your bong and give this little gem a watch.
sean riggen Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2021
ralph j. matthews Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017
I enjoyed this movie because of its comedy and beautiful girls. My favorite zombie movies are the George Romero series but Coed & The Zombie Stoner is a nice change of pace. Another fun zombie movie is Zombeavers from 2014.
E. P. Kida Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015
This was a fun movie not to be taken serious in vein of George A. Romero's zombie movies. A scientific plot with a bunch of holes in it mixed with your traditional "T&A" movie you expect from THE ASYLUM.

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