Zombadings 1: Patayin sa Shokot si Remington

Low budget, campy, and outlandish. There's murder, mayhem, cross-dressing, and a surprisingly gooey emotional center.

Unapologetically goofy.

The film's questionable continuity, bargain-basement effects and overload of gay clichés may not be to everyone's taste, but its queer-eye-for-the-undead-guy exuberance and warmth of spirit are irresistible.

This turned out to be a really enjoyable movie. I had known about it for a while, but put off watching it as I'm not into the whole zombie thing, so I was really surprised how much I liked it. It basically is telling two stories, one a young homophobic boy is cursed to become gay when he becomes an adult and the second deals with a serial killer targeting LGBT people. Eventually the two stories come together. For dealing with such topics, they handle it in a very humorous way.