zombie who is friends with Zed. Carla Jeffery as Bree, an aspiring cheerleader who becomes Addison's friend. Kingston Foster as Zoey, Zed's little sister who wants to have a dog even though zombies are forbidden to have pets. James Godfrey as Bonzo, a zombie who is friends with Zed and mostly speaks zombie language that has to be translated by Zed and/or Eliza. Naomi Snieckus as Ms. Lee, the principal of Seabrook High School. Jonathan Langdon as Coach, the unnamed coach of the Seabrook High School's football team. Paul Hopkins as Dale, Addison's father who is the Chief of the Zombie Patrol. Marie Ward as Missy, Addison's mom who is the mayor of Seabrook. Tony Nappo as Zevon, Zed and Zoey's father. Emilia McCarthy as Lacey, a female cheerleader who is friends with Bucky and a member of the Aceys. Mickeey Nguyen as Tracey, a male cheerleader who is friends with Bucky and a member of the Aceys. Jasmine Renee Thomas as Stacey, a female cheerleader who is friends with Bucky and a member of the Aceys. Production Production on the film began in May 2017. The film was shot in Toronto over 10 weeks. Reception Critical response Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media rated the movie 3 out of 5 stars, praising the positive message and role models, stating, "There's stereotyping on both sides of the divide for most of the story, as well as some mean-spirited exchanges between humans and zombies, often driven by adults. But the relationship that develops between a human girl (Meg Donnelly) and a zombie boy (Milo Manheim) has a big impact, inspiring their peers to set aside misconceptions and befriend each other. [...] Addison's struggle to let her true self show, and kids will love the catchy soundtrack and dance scenes." Rachel Wagner of Rotoscopers.com rated the movie 4 out of 5 stars, stating, "If you are a fan of the recent Disney Channel musicals then you will definitely love Zombies. It is one of the better entries of late with a sweet message, likable cast and energetic musical numbers." Kyle Burbank of Laughing Place gave the film 3.5 out of 5, writing, "While it may seem strange to single out, perhaps my favorite part of Zombies was the production design. Sticking to a color palette of mostly pinks and greens ranging from neon to pastel might sound nauseating but actually works quite