Nekrotronic

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by Barry Hertz

An awkward, painful mash-up of horror and comedy that induces all the wrong kind of squirms.

Variety by Dennis Harvey

The fact that none of this usually-surefire mindless stimulus is remotely inspired — let alone that the plot feels like a barely-there afterthought — turns so much cheerful sound and fury into near-senseless din.

Los Angeles Times by Noel Murray

Nekrotronic is “fun,” but often in an off-putting, aggressive way. The Roache-Turners have prioritized fleeting moments of gross-out humor and special-effects dazzle over a controlled pace, or careful world-building.

The Hollywood Reporter by Stephen Dalton

This bloodthirsty comic-book fantasy is let down by its infantile humor and derivative, incoherent plot.