“Zombieland” can be summed up in three words:  awesome, Twinkies, Murray.

What “Zombieland” brings to the screen is a spoof on the zombie genre that doesn’t follow in the steps of “Shaun of the Dead.” The film is a perfect little horror comedy.

One factor contributing to this masterpiece is the cast, including Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg and Emma Stone, who delivered relatable characters that you could fall in love with and laugh at, all at the same time.

Another factor that brought it all home is Bill Murray.  Yes, “Groundhog Day,” “Ghostbusters,” ass-kicker Bill Murray.  His surprisingly large appearance in the movie, a role that could be seen as a tribute to his career, most likely sealed the deal for many viewers.

Along with Murray, the soundtrack made the film that much more enjoyable. Metallica’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls” serves as the track for the opening credits, which is hilarious on its own.  The White Stripes close the movie off, making a perfect ending to a perfect movie.

But what about the movie itself? Well, the laughs keep coming in, and it may seem like the whole movie showcases a trek to get a “Twinkie,” Harrelson’s main objective, but the character development and the interaction between them works well, and doesn’t leave room for many plot holes. The ending is a heart-warmer that will make you feel good, even while watching a zombie flick.

Overall, Harrelson delivered one of the best performances of his career.  His humor surpasses anything he’s ever done, even “Kingpin.”

The gore is great, and the foul language is subtle and placed nicely throughout the script. The only gripe with the film is Eisenberg’s Michael Cera-esque performance. That role needs to fade away.