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Get ready for a spooky adventure… with a smile!

Have you ever heard of a scary movie made just for kids? Night of the Zoocalypse is a funny and exciting animated movie that brings spooky fun without the nightmares! It’s a horror-comedy made safe and silly enough for even five-year-olds to enjoy.

The movie is written by James Kee and produced by Steven Hoban. It’s based on a cool idea by Clive Barker from his short story ZOOmbies, and directed by Rodrigo Perez-Castro and Ricardo Curtis. With a runtime of 91 minutes, it’s just the right length for a movie night with family.

The story takes place in a city zoo, where everything seems normal—until a strange meteor crashes down and causes a mysterious virus to spread. Suddenly, adorable zoo animals start turning into glowing-eyed zombies! But don’t worry—this isn’t too scary. It’s more silly than spooky, with lots of fun moments and funny characters.

Our main hero is Gracie, a young and brave wolf, who always listens to her grandma’s warnings that “something bad will happen.” She’s joined by Dan, a new mountain lion at the zoo, and a wild team of animals: Xavier the red ruffed lemur who loves movies, Felix the monkey who thinks he’s the smartest, and Ash the ostrich who’s always a bit sarcastic. Together, they must stop the zombie outbreak and save the zoo—and maybe even the world!

What makes this movie special is its message: Teamwork matters. It shows that even if you’re very different from someone else, you can still work together to do something amazing. It teaches us to be kind, thankful, and to never give up—no matter how tough things get.

Night of the Zoocalypse is a fun, funny, and friendly scarefest for the whole family. So grab some popcorn, snuggle up, and get ready for a wild ride at the zoo—zombie style!