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Playbill Universe See What Film Critics Think of Anna and the Apocalypse The new zombie movie musical hits theatres November 30.

Anna and the Apocalypse, the new zombie musical described as “Shaun of the Dead meets La La Land,” hits theatres November 30. Set during Christmas, a zombie apocalypse threatens the sleepy town of Little Haven, forcing Anna, played by Ella Hunt, and her friends to fight, slash, and sing their way to survival.

The film evolved from the 2012 short film Zombie Musical (by “Ryan Gosling Won’t Eat His Cereal” creator Ryan McHenry) with a screenplay co-penned by McHenry and Alan McDonald; it features a pop-rock score from first-time musical composers Tommy Reilly and Roddy Hart. John McPhall directs.

Read reviews for Anna and the Apocalypse below.

AV Club (April Wolfe)

Entertainment Weekly (Clark Collis)

The Hollywood Reporter (Stephen Dalton)

Inverse (Eric Francisco)

Los Angeles Daily News (Peter Larsen)

The New York Times (Manohla Dargis)

Parade (Samuel R. Murrian)

Rolling Stone (Peter Travers)

The Sydney Morning Herald (Jake Wilson)

The Wall Street Journal (Joe Morgenstern)

The Wrap (Alonso Duralde)

Check out local cinema's listings to see Anna and the Apocalypse.

 
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