A personal highlight: a banger of a track performed by Lisa (Maril Siu), rivalling Mean Girls’ Regina George in terms of inappropriateness. In fact, the soundtrack as a whole is undeniably fabulous. I’m a harsh critic of musicals not having catchy songs (LaLa Land, I’m looking at you), but Anna and the Apocalypse doesn’t have a single rubbish one.

I guess all that’s left to answer is this: is Anna and the Apocalypse the comedy gory musical you have all been waiting for? Well, no. Because no one has been waiting for a comedy musical with zombies. But it still definitely deserves a watch this Christmas, because this film is fun. Really fun. In fact, it’s such a great, gory, catchy soundtrack-toting, message-carrying cracker of a Christmas film, that you just may find yourself watching it every year! And though it features a song with the lyrics there is “no Hollywood ending”, I’m certain there will be for standout star Ella Hunt.

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Say hello to Anna and the Apocalypse, your new gory Christmas classic