A zombie product line becomes the skeleton for the most unhinged corporate satire ever animated. The joke is grotesque and obvious and somehow still lands every single time because the film commits completely to the disgust, never winking at the audience or apologizing for how far it goes. By the time a cosmetics ad plays straight while zombies dissolve into their component parts, you're laughing at something that should make you sick.

In an alternate history, the Japanese company Flesh Inc. began producing zombies at home during the booming 1960s, drawing on voodoo methods brought over from Africa. Since then it has grown rich turning the undead into everything from burgers and instant noodles to soft drinks, pet food and cosmetics. When three self-absorbed millennials report for their first day of work, they end up locked inside a fully automated zombie farm alongside their old-fashioned, tech-averse supervisor while a crowd of undead runs wild. Bridging the gap between generations becomes the only way to stay alive in this action horror comedy.