
Eject
2010

Representation Score
Good
2012
TV-MADirector
Martijn Smits, Erwin van den Eshof
Runtime
90 minutes
Average Rating
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Kill Zombie! uses the chaos of a zombie outbreak in Amsterdam to shake up traditional social order. The film leans on genre conventions to create a sense of moral ambiguity and immediate survival. While the urban setting supports a diverse cast, the film does not deeply explore individual identities. Instead, it focuses on the genre's impact on society. Overall, the film offers moderate representation through its setting and the disruption of social norms, but it does not center specific underrepresented identities as main storylines.
Category Breakdown
The film is a high-energy survival comedy. Although the genre often challenges assumptions about relationships, there are no specific references to LGBTQ+ identities or storylines focused on these identities.
The chaotic environment of Amsterdam-West might allow for a shift in the roles women play. However, the film does not show women taking control or challenging traditional male leadership.
Set in a multicultural urban area, the film's setting naturally includes a diverse cast. This reflects a more mixed population compared to many North American horror films.
The story uses the apocalypse to break down social structures. The humorous tone focuses more on immediate survival than on specific religious or moral frameworks.
Physical trauma and zombification are key to the plot. There is no indication that neurodivergence or specific disabilities are given meaningful roles or depth.
Present on Screen
Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
The bizarre story takes place in Amsterdam-West, where a virus turns people into bloodthirsty zombies. Although much blood is flowing and many limbs chopped off, there is a lot to laugh at in this bizarre horror comedy.

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