Parents' Guide to

Zombies 3

By Jennifer Green, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Positive messages, diversity in fun, campy sequel.

Movie NR 2022 89 minutes
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Community Reviews

age 8+

Based on 15 parent reviews

age 5+

Super inclusive

Absolutely love the diversity and message of this series! There is so much positivity and a great message over all! Kids loved it and honestly so did I. There is a little bit of a fire scene in the beginning and a kissing scene but all of it is appropriate for a child. Fun music and dances too.
age 7+

Not Well Made Movie this time

I loved to watched Zombies 1 and 2 with my daughter, the songs were catchy and good. But Zombies 3 I don’t know what happened if they had lower budget or changed the director but was terrible. Zed and Addison didn’t have connection at all, the girl that plays Addison role is getting a worse actress in every movie, they didn’t even were coordinated in the choreography, the songs were not good at all, the costumes and make up looks so fake and cheap, the story line is terrible and stupid. Really bored and not well made, so disappointed.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (15 ):
Kids say (23 ):

This franchise just keeps adding to the monstrous silliness with new creatures that match the others in oddity -- and also sweetness. There are obvious diversity and inclusion messages in the way the humans, werewolves, zombies, and now aliens accept each other in Zombies 3. A "welcome vampires" song and mermaid sighting might hint at future installations. The ensemble cast here is entirely invested, and though the songs sound studio-recorded and overly packaged, the musical numbers are good fun. There's even a reprisal of "Girl and a Zombie" from an earlier film.

Cynical viewers beware: This is pure camp, with characters talking and winking at the camera, an otherworldly wholesomeness, RuPaul as the mothership, and puns like "It's a U.-F.-…" "Woah!" and "Take us to your cheerleader!" Yes, football players and cheerleaders are still high school royalty, even among the non-humans. When the aliens opt to feel emotions for the first time, they are quite cute. Their message that harmony isn't always perfect, that there's some value in healthy disagreement so long as we treat each other with respect, is a good one for our times.

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