Don't Get Eaten

A truly funny low-budget comedy that leans on its considerable charm and the cast's relatable reactions to the preposterous developments that keep getting dropped into their lives like hand grenades. It leans into the goofy with a straight faced earnestness that never yanked me from my suspension of disbelief or made it feel overdone.

It follows the trials and travails of a young family who find themselves contesting with both an isolated outbreak of the undead during a weekend getaway and their own fractious relationships. I loved that both of our protagonists (Noah and Rose) had such a believable dynamic that made me want to root for them individually and for their relationship. It's rare a movie can pack so many laughs and bits in while still having something substantive for the viewer to invest in.