To be fair, when I first saw the poster for Zombeavers, I didn't think it was going to be something worth sitting through. I watch a lot of schlock, and some of the modern examples just try to hard or don't try at all. Zombeavers, on the other hand, strikes the perfect balance between "self aware" and "B-movie fun" with its off-kilter sense of humor, puppet monsters, and gratuitous nudity. It's not going to be for everybody, but if you like a creature feature on a modest budget that makes you laugh intentionally (and unintentionally), this is absolutely worth your time.

Fun horror flick, way more comedy than horror and laughable effects

While it may sound like a waste of time, it isn't! If you are looking for cheesy (Army of Darkness cheesy) fun, then look no further! In the tradition of Sharknado, comes this very funny, not even scary film about a beloved furry creature with an appetite for human flesh! Oh and yes there are so many jokes about the name of the creatures in the film....

This is no masterpiece. Do NOT expect an "A" horror movie. But it IS a fairly well done humorous, campy movie. Admittedly, the bar was low for me when I rented this, but I laughed enough that I bought the BluRay. A little bit of a hidden gem.

YES....Zombie Beavers! And for queso lovers like myself, it works! Remember how everyone thought what a dumb idea for a movie it was about a bus that couldn't slow down to below 50 mph or it would blow up? I didn't go into watching this with great expectations either. But I was treated to a very fun romp involving the typical group of young adults out in the middle of nowhere with no cell phone service being stalked by zombie beavers. Zombie beavers start appearing everywhere - even though you later think, how did one get there? - and they tend to have a bit of a sadistic streak. They know what they are doing! Of course, the victims don't. But that's where all the fun comes in. Now, it would be inappropriate for me to advocate the viewing of this film under the influence of intoxicants - I didn't, and I enjoyed it. But, I can imagine how much more fun it would be if I did...