Touches You

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

This is a made for TV SyFy Asylum horror. It is perhaps best described as a zombie animal tribute film to "Jurassic Park." Eden is the name of a zoo for endangered species rehab animals. It is head up by Dr. Ellen Rogers (Kim Nielsen) who as a single mom has her daughter (La La Nestor) with her at work. She got her doctorate in "captive breeding theory." Dr. Ellen Rogers was the name of the vet in "Animal Face-off." In one scene she asks her daughter why she was making her toy animals fight.An airborne viral outbreak that effect certain animal and not humans causes the animals to mutate and attack...and for some reason to get out of their cages too. Amber (Brianna Joy Chomer) an intern gave up her career in political science because "homeless people scare me and I'm allergic to babies" in order to work in a petting zoo. In one scene the doctor is on the phone and it appears she is talking to a police officer on a walkie-talkie.The film is for Asylum fans who don't take their movies seriously

I'm not going to write some stupid long winded review, this is just a terrible movie. The acting is bad, and the only thing that's worse than the acting is the actual CGI effects. The CGI looks as bad as that on the first season of the Legendary Journey's of Hercules, the difference is this is 2016 and if you can't bother putting money into the special effects than don't bother at all. These are really low grade looking CGI creatures, and it's hard watching the actors pretending to act against the obvious green screen to creatures that aren't really there. Sure there's an underlying message that the animals want to get rid of us, but who cares? This is just bad movie making. Avoid, and spend your time on something else that's worth it.

When a strange virus quickly spreads through a safari park and turns all the zoo animals undead, those left in the park must stop the creatures before they escape and zombify the whole city.Yes, the CGI is beyond deplorable. Yes, it comes from The Asylum, who have almost never made a good movie. And yes, it blatantly rips off "Jurassic Park" (though at least it acknowledges this). And yet, somehow, it manages to succeed as a so bad it's good movie.Unlike garbage like "Sharkansas Women's Prison Massacre", this film had a certain level of heart and humor. Few of the characters are likable, but it has an unpredictability to it that makes it fresh. And the way a child takes on a koala is... well, somewhat disturbing and yet hilarious.

I usually love low budget B-list movies but this was too much. The special effects were so bad it was comical. I feel like a middle school movie making class class would have done a much more professional job with the special effects. The animals look like cartoon characters and when the people are riding the animals they look like there were pictures of the characters copied and pasted on top of the animals. This movie seemed like a really good idea but I believe the animators could have worked a little longer or used better software or something to make the animals and the special effects at least halfway convincing or just make the whole thing a cartoon, because the mix of real people and cartoon is very annoying.