Zombieland: Double Tap: Ten years on, Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), Wichita (Emma Stone), and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) are living in the abandoned White House. Columbus annoys Wichita, while Tallahassee is still acting like a father to Little Rock. Next morning, Tallahassee finds a note from Wichita and Little Rock, who have gone on a road trip to find themselves. Heading to Graceland, Little Rock teams up with a hippy pacifist. Wichita returns to the White House but Columbus has met up with a ditzy blond, Madison (Zoey Deutch). The real road movie now commences as they set off in search of Little Rock.
A new breed of super-zombie has evolved, harder to kill, this provides opportunities for puns and visual jokes. Indeed Double Tap is infused with cultural references, jokes about Uber and homages to The Walking Dead and Z-Nation. Tallahassee even finds love with the owner of an Elvis themed motel, Nevada (Rosario Dawson), just as well because Graceland itself is in ruins, breaking Tallahassee's heart. Even though this is obviously a comedy there are some really gruesome sequences and harrowing scenes of desolate ruined cities and deserted freeways. Most poignant perhaps is the Hippy Pacifist Commune Babylon, really reminiscent of one of the odder settlements in TWD.
An action comedy but sometimes laughter will die in your throat at the absolute devastation inflicted upon society. There's still a good chance that you'll die laughing though. Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland, Venom) is back at the helm as director and he delivers the goods. 8/10.