Zoo (2018): Hey what's up guys. Today
I'll show you a zombie horror film: "Zoo"! Spoilers ahead; watch out and take care!
The movie begins with a shot of a busy city in England, with a train moving in the center of
the frame. An ominous soundtrack juxtaposes the monotony of daily life, symbolizing the nature of
this world as a concrete jungle; or even worse, a human zoo. Now we move to a man named John,
entering his house to meet his wife named Babe. John wants to ask Babe about how her
day at work was; but she doesn't really respond to him, because this marriage looks like it
isn't working out. Now the couple watches the news talking about an unknown zombie virus,
which is taking over the world like Covid 19. People are being advised to stay at home, and
avoid going out to make contact with the outside world; but John simply thinks that this is a scam
to get the public to use vaccines, which will make the pharmaceutical companies even richer. Before
John goes to bed, Babe wants to say something to him, but she backs out at the very last minute.
John is visibly bothered by her odd behavior; but the couple goes to sleep regardless.
The next day, John gets ready for work, and shares another awkward moment with Babe in
the bathroom. Suddenly, he hears a loud sound as his bathroom ceiling cracks in front of him. John
wants to go outside to see what's going on; but Babe thinks that this is a good time to say she
wants a divorce. John doesn't have time to hear her bullshit; so he rushes downstairs to the road,
and sees a plane that has crashed into a building. A bystander tells John this is just like 9 11;
but to make matters worse, zombies have started attacking everyone without humane mercy. John
avoids the onslaught, and rushes back home. He then explains to Babe that people are getting
bitten without rhyme or reason. She doesn't understand what he's saying; but then, the couple
looks out of the window, and they witness a bunch of zombies feasting on a smelly human victim.
This is more than enough for John to convince his wife that they are stuck in the middle of a zombie
apocalypse. The news continues to advise everyone to stay at home and avoid external contact,
so the couple checks out their supplies. However, they realize that they don't even
have enough food to last them a couple of days. John feels sick and goes to puke for a bit,
and he is told to go to the neighbor's house to steal supplies. Babe is relentless,
and forces John to do as she says; so he obliges, although reluctantly. He succeeds in his task,
and Babe decides that she will go on supply runs every alternate day. John is made to wear silly
outfits when he goes out for his supply runs; but he doesn't have a choice in the matter. Then,
the news mentions putting out a message on the windows, so that survivors can alert
rescue workers about their presence. Babe and John immediately place a cross on their window glass,
and hope for the best. Time passes by as the couple continues to live like prisoners;
but Babe seems to be comfortable going on supply runs. She is shown to be so comfortable with the
idea of a zombie apocalypse, that she even trains John to fight against the zombies with basic
household items. The news continues to stall for time, and asks the residents to remain patient;
but Babe starts to grow impatient with the way things are going on. John asks her to consider the
history of the world and the wars, and states that all will be well soon. However, Babe doesn't want
to listen to reason, so she drinks some wine. John is a bit surprised to see Babe drinking so early
in the morning; but she reasons that she's tired of reading the same magazines over and over again.
Babe wants more variety in her life, and almost breaks down due to the monotony of her current
situation. She starts to lose hope, and thinks that she and John will also turn into zombies,
possibly a zombie couple; but he reassures her that they will fight together against the
zombie army, if things ever reach that stage. With this newfound motivation, the couple gets
into a workout session, and they continue their muscle training routine for as long as they can.
One day, they hear some knocking on the door, so they investigate it, but are attacked by a sexy
zombie. John barely manages to fight her off; so Babe quickly shuts the door before he gets
bitten. The news states that a vaccine is just around the corner; but the couple needs a smoke
to ease their growing tensions, and Babe shows off her secret collection of cigarettes. Now
that John is a little less stressed out, Babe flexes a gun to her husband. This is all too
surprising for John to handle; but Babe explains that this is simply for kicks and thrills. She
further adds that she used to make ecstasy muffins to enhance her hormone yoga sessions with John.
Some more time passes by; but one day, Babe is abruptly woken up, when John accidentally
fires the gun and damages some glass items. Babe scolds him for being an idiot; but their lives go
on regardless. John convinces Babe to place the broken glass pieces outside the door as sort of
an alarm system, and they do so with ease. The couple continues working out on their muscles,
but not their hormones; but one day they hear knocking on the door. John and Babe take caution
as they open the door, and find an old couple of neighbors named Beardy and Blonde. They ask
to be let inside the house, and after some careful consideration, Babe and John oblige. Everyone sits
down to have a chat about the zombie apocalypse; but then, the old couple asks for some food.
Babe smiles at them, and agrees to bring out some snacks; but she tells John in the kitchen
that they need to get rid of these unwanted guests, because of the low supplies. Meanwhile,
Blonde tells Beardy that she's heard about Babe, and suspects her to have suffered a miscarriage,
which might have led her to have gone crazy. While the neighbors continue their gossip on the couch,
Babe continues to tell John that they need to find a way to tell them to leave. What follows is an
awkward interaction, where Babe tries to kick out the invasive neighbors; but she is unable to say
it explicitly. Instead, she inadvertently invites the old couple to stay there. John makes it worse
by offering a drink, and he makes a swift exit to get a bottle of wine. Blonde and Beardy ask if
they can help in any way; so Babe interrogates them for a bit. John interrupts them when he
brings the bottle of wine, and then everyone gets drunk. Babe's frustration continues to grow, as
the old couple asks for a toothbrush and a bed for hormone yoga. With a lack of emotional control,
Babe tells them to sleep and do it on the floor. Later, as they brush, John and Babe come up with
an idea to drive their unwanted guests away. They engage in some hormone yoga,
and make a lot of annoying noises to disturb the old couple, thinking that they are too old
for passionate love. but Blonde turns the tables by doing a fake smelly workout with Beardy. John
spices it up by spanking Babe, but Blonde is shown to be a pro-hormone expert as well, who begins to
plow her husband's grassy farmland and sexy beard. The next day, Babe wants to use the bathroom;
but Blonde acts like a jerk, and makes her wait for a bit before getting out. After breakfast,
Babe tells the old couple to start contributing in the house. She makes them wash the dishes and sort
the stinky socks. it makes blonde upset, even though this isn't her house. Babe tells her to
sort the socks with Beardy once she's done with the dishes; so Blonde tells her husband that they
need to do something about the couple. Beardy says they could just leave the house, because they're
the intruders; but Blonde doesn't want to listen to reason. She wants to steal the house from Babe
and John; so Beardy suggests attacking them when they're asleep like piggies. The neighbors then
see Babe dozing off with John; so they look at a knife, and think of the unspeakable. However,
Babe wakes up, and makes them nervous with her tone. The old couple offers to make some cookies,
but gets invited to watch a daniel CC horror movie instead. Babe switches on a lengthy and
boring movie; after which, she also plots with John to get rid of their unwelcome guests. They
bake some cookies, and offer them to the old couple; but we learn that these cookies have
been spiked with drugs. When John and Babe go back to the neighbors, they notice that they're
adversely reacting to the drugs. After a tense sequence, both Beardy and Blonde die in front of
them. After a brief moment of panic, Babe and John decide to take the bodies back to their original
home. However, John hears a sound, and checks up on the victims. It turns out that the old
couple has become zombies, so Babe immediately shoots them down with her gun. Realizing that
everyone might be inherently infected with the zombie virus, John and Babe quickly get rid of
their bodies in fear of the zombie attacks. The next day, Babe dresses up for John, and makes
him take a performance pill. The couple enjoys their private but smelly time, before they take
a bath together. there, Babe gets emotional, and talks about adopting a child. She also explains
that while she still loves John, it's not like how it used to be when they first got married. John
decides to spice things up, and convinces Babe that they should go on a date. The couple engages
in some roleplay, as John makes an introduction, and talks about his past with Babe. He even states
how they had lost their child, and how it affected their marriage. After he makes Babe nostalgic,
John watches a Daniel CC movie with her. With everything set for a private but smelly night,
the couple is set to fall in love again. However, they hear the door knocking,
and Babe asks who it is. The voice says that it's the rescue team; but John tells Babe not
to open the door. She doesn't listen to him, and opens it regardless. As expected, the rescue team
is actually a gang of bullies, who break into the house and hold the couple hostage. The evil leader
decides to have his way with Babe, while the other bullies take John to the other room. A tense
sequence follows, as Babe begs for hormone mercy; but then, the evil leader gets distracted when he
hears the other bullies struggling against John. Babe takes this chance to stab him with scissors,
and kill him without mercy. The other bullies rush to the room; but John also arrives,
and shoots them down with the gun. The couple quickly gets their act together, and they drag
the bodies away; after which, they drink some wine to ease their panic. Suddenly, John and Babe hear
some rescue workers calling out to survivors, so they try to alert the rescue team. It's of no use,
so they rush outside the house, but find an army of zombies there. A brief struggle follows; but
John manages to beat down the zombies, and Babe manages to lock the door. It's too late though,
as the rescue workers have left; so the couple decides to take matters into their own hands.
They get a good night's sleep, and then equip themselves with battle gear and weapons. Before
moving out of the house, Babe gives John a kiss, and says that she loves him more than ever. Then,
the couple gets into action, and fights the zombies outside. However,
there are no other survivors in the building, so they have to come back. Also, Babe is shown to
have been bitten; and she reveals this to John. He doesn't lose hope, and says that he'll keep
Babe alive till the government comes out with a vaccine. John gives Babe a bath and some wine;
but she is unable to drink it, and her zombie instincts take over while she sleeps. She
abruptly wakes up and tries to leave; but John stops her. He cuts his hand, and gives Babe some
blood to suppress her zombie instincts. It works out temporarily, but an ugly argument follows. The
next day, John jokes around with Babe, saying that the vaccine to her zombie disease might
be pregnancy. The couple has an emotional back and forth; but Babe cannot deal with the drama
anymore, so she goes for a zombie bath. John slashes his hand, and pours some blood for Babe,
while she considers killing herself in the tub. She's about to do it, but gets interrupted when
John gives her his blood. Babe hesitates at first, but eventually drinks the blood to satisfy her
zombie cravings. At night, Babe presents her sexy body to John, and they engage in a passionate
session filled with zombified hormones. However, the next day, John wakes up alone in bed, and
finds a farewell letter written to him by Babe. In the letter, she thanks him for everything he's
done for her, and reveals that she can't fight her zombie urges anymore. Babe pleads with John to end
her nightmare, and it makes him teary-eyed. Now, John follows the letter's directions to a room,
and finds Babe over there, chained to the wall. She's become a zombie now, and has a sign attached
to her, which says "Kill Me". This breaks John's heart, and he starts talking to zombie Babe in a
highly emotional sequence. With nothing left to do, John finally decides to shoot zombie Babe.
However, the scene immediately transitions to some soldiers breaking into the house. They search the
area, and eventually find zombie babe, who is still alive because John couldn't kill her. It
turns out that John has also become a zombie, because he offered himself to Babe as her food
supply, as can be seen by the chunks of flesh ripped off from his body. The commander of the
soldiers is saddened by this sight, but has to do his job; so he makes the soldiers read out
to the zombies, that they've lost their human rights. The movie ends with the zombie couple
getting killed; afterward, the soldiers walk away, feeling disgusted by this tragic ending.
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