It should have been a totally ordinary, boring day for Apo (voiced by Chris Koehne), a young man who dreams about being a pro skateboarder but for the time being is stuck in a dead end job flipping burgers at a fast food joint at a mall while loving lovely Cho (Ao Mikazuri), who works at the Asian restaurant across the hallway at the local mall while enduring abuse from his boss and his customers alike, and only his best friend and colleague Jamal (Ravin Wong) giving him moral support. As mentioned, it should have been an ordinary, boring day, but today a new Covid wonder-cure has been introduced before being properly tested, a "cure" that durns everybody injected into zombies - and suddenly the mall, incidently ground zero for the zombie virus, is overrun by the flesh-eating undead, with the military quickly deciding it's a brilliant idea to just bomb the place to kingdom come. And now it's up to Apo to get himself, Jamal, Choi and her parents (both voiced by Austyn Goveas) out of the mall before  the army can do their dirty work ...

Notorious director Uwe Boll has a fun voice-cameo as inefficient mall cop.

Now one thing up front, ApoKalypse is not the most brilliantly animated film ever - in fact, the animation looks very much on the economic side of things, even a bit hard-handed. But that doesn't mean ApoKalypse isn't lots of fun, because it actually really is, a film full of over-the-top humour, biting satire and its fair share of gross-out scenes. Of course, this isn't a movie for everyone, as zombie films let alone zombie comedies rarely are, but if you're in for some undead fun, this is a very entertaining genre ride.

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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