I absolutely love Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires, it takes things to a whole new level with the arrival of mysterious vampires and daywalkers, challenging the community to once again embrace unity and acceptance. It’s packed with catchy songs, incredible new characters, and powerful messages about being true to yourself. This is one of my favorite Zombies movies.
The story follows Zed (Milo Manheim) and Addison (Meg Donnelly) as their summer road trip takes an unexpected turn, landing them at a summer camp caught between two rival monster groups: the daywalkers and the vampires. Tensions flare as the groups clash and Zed and Addison, along with their friends Eliza (Kylee Russell) and Willa (Chandler Kinney), become counselors in an effort to bring peace. They must convince the daywalker leader, Nova (Freya Skye), and the vampire leader, Victor (Malachi Barton), to unite their worlds to prevent an even greater threat from endangering everyone. This film continues the franchise's theme of overcoming differences and promoting unity, this time focusing on the conflict and eventual harmony between daywalkers and vampires.
This film is a visually stunning and emotionally charged new chapter in the Zombies franchise, delivering everything fans love and more. It introduces an exciting new group of characters, daywalkers, led by the fierce and magnetic Nova and the vampires led by the charismatic Victor. Returning favorites like Addison, Zed, Willa, Eliza and other beloved cast members continue to shine, balancing heartfelt moments with high-energy performances. The chemistry among the cast, both new and returning, is electric, and the musical numbers are bigger and bolder than ever, with choreography that brings the supernatural storyline to life. Filmed in beautiful locations with moody, gothic set designs that contrast Seabrook’s bright, colorful world, Zombies 4 is a visual treat. The movie blends action, humor, and emotion seamlessly while delivering powerful themes about identity, inclusion, and the strength that comes from embracing differences. It’s a thrilling ride from start to finish and a standout addition to the series.
This film teaches us about acceptance, identity, and unity. With all the characters we are reminded that our differences, whether cultural, personal, or even supernatural should be embraced, not feared. These stories break through barriers of prejudice and show how understanding and friendship can truly change the world. They remind us to stand up for what’s right; celebrate what makes us unique, and lead with kindness. I give Zombies 4: Dawn Of The Vampires 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 18 plus adults. You can watch Zombies 4: Dawn Of The Vampires on Disney Channel on July 10, 2025 and Disney Plus beginning July 11, 2025.
