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In a retro-futuristic 1950s suburb, a mysterious space cloud turns the dead into ravenous zombies. The megacorporation Zomcon offers a solution: domesticate the undead as household servants via electronic collars. When young Timmy’s family adopts a zombie named Fido, a bond forms that defies the norm—until a mishap unleashes chaos, forcing them to conceal their secret neighborly undead. This darkly comedic horror satire blends suburban satire, zombie mayhem, and a heartwarming twist, creating an unsettlingly pleasant nightmare where the perfect picket fence hides a hungry craving.
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What is Fido about?
In a retro-futuristic 1950s suburb, a mysterious space cloud turns the dead into ravenous zombies. The megacorporation Zomcon offers a solution: domesticate the undead as household servants via electronic collars. When young Timmy's family adopts a zombie named Fido, a bond forms that defies the...
When was Fido released?
Fido was released in 2006.
Where can I stream Fido?
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User Reviews
RetroHorrorGeek – 8/10
“I went in expecting a simple zombie flick, but Fido is so much more. The 1950s setting with the zombie servants is both creepy and hilarious, and the way it critiques suburban conformity is brilliant. The acting is top-notch, especially the kid. Definitely a hidden gem.”
GoryGus – 7/10
“Not as gory as I'd like, but the atmosphere is fantastic. It's more of a dark comedy than a hardcore horror, but the zombie makeup and kills are solid. I enjoyed the take on domesticating zombies – it's original. Worth a watch if you're into quirky horror.”
ScaredyCat99 – 5/10
“I found it a bit too slow and not scary enough. The concept is cute, but I wanted more chills. The zombie, Fido, is actually kinda sweet, which is weird. It's fine, but not my cup of tea. Maybe if you like black comedies, you'll enjoy it more.”
ZombieLover_666 – 7/10
“As a die-hard zombie fan, I appreciated the fresh take. The social satire is sharp, and the performances are great. It doesn't have the typical survival horror tension, but it excels at creating an eerie suburbia vibe. The bond between Timmy and Fido is surprisingly touching. Highly recommend for something different.”
