When zombies slaughter their classmates and the teacher drives off with the bus, the high school film club, stranded in the wilderness, must use all their skills and movie knowledge to stay alive until help arrives.

Beyond the need for a clear protagonist, this sounds interesting,

As The_CNI said.

This is the kind of situation that demands a protagonist, some one who takes charge.? If there is no alpha character in a leadership role, if all the members are co-equals, then there's nobody to unite and lead the group, resolves disputes and differing ideas of what should be done.? Which means they're all doomed.

And I don't see how movie knowledge has anything to do with enhancing their chances of survival.? ?Be that as it may, I think it would be more interesting if? they expect the zombies to act just like the ones they see in the movies -- but the zombies don't.??

fwiw

As The_CNI said.

This is the kind of situation that demands a protagonist, some one who takes charge.? If there is no alpha character in a leadership role, if all the members are co-equals, then there's nobody to unite and lead the group, resolves disputes and differing ideas of what should be done.? Which means they're all doomed.

And I don't see how movie knowledge has anything to do with enhancing their chances of survival.? ?Be that as it may, I think it would be more interesting if? they expect the zombies to act just like the ones they see in the movies -- but the zombies don't.??

fwiw