Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsAppPride and Prejudice and Zombies’ title screams B-movie, and this aesthetic is adopted with tongue firmly pressed through decaying cheek. Period zombie is a bold proposition, laden with potential for world-building. From an introductory scratch-and-sniff history lesson to background architectural upgrades, P&P&Z offers just enough of a taste to leave you hungry for more. Sadly there is no flesh on the bones. Flat and frigid characters – the zombies talk but you’ll wish that most of the non-zom characters would just shut the hell up – sap the romance and intrigue, and the fighting has too much glitz and not enough gutz. The romance is heartless, the plot is brainless, and the action is gutless – Pride and Prejudice and Zombies survives purely on its spine. RATING: 2/5 INFORMATION CAST: Lily James, Sam Riley, Jack Huston, Matt Smith, Lena Headey, Charles Dance DIRECTOR: Burr Steers WRITERS: Burr Steers (screenplay), Seth Grahame-Smith (novel), Jane Austen (source novel) SYNOPSIS: Jane Austen’s classic tale set in 19th century England, about the tangled relationship between lovers who must face an army of undead zombies. Pride And Prejudice And Zombies – Review was last modified: April 1st, 2016 by Bertie Archer Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp