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Don’t Get Eaten available to rent or own on March 4th!

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
May 26, 2026
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Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, proudly announces the acquisition of VOD rights to the family horror-comedy DON’T GET EATEN. The film will be available to rent or own on all North American digital HD internet, cable, and satellite platforms, as well as on DVD, starting March 4, 2025.

What is Don’t Get Eaten?

DON’T GET EATEN tells the quirky and chilling story of Noah Mickelberg—a zombie-apocalypse prepper and stay-at-home homeschooling dad—whose life takes an unexpected turn when his online zombie survival channel meets a real-life zombie outbreak. In this darkly humorous tale, Noah’s exasperated wife struggles to keep the family afloat, while Noah films his survival antics with their daughters. When a couples therapist suggests a technology-free getaway, the family’s weekend retreat quickly descends into chaos as the zombie apocalypse intrudes.

Noah Mickelberg enjoys a successful online career making “zombie survival” videos, until the zombie apocalypse he’s always joked about becomes all too real. With his wife trying to hold the family together and a therapist urging a break from technology, what begins as a hopeful escape turns into a hilariously horrifying battle for survival. The film expertly blends humor with scares, delivering a roller-coaster ride that keeps you guessing until the very end.

Final Thoughts

DON’T GET EATEN is a unique blend of horror and comedy that redefines the zombie genre for a family audience. With its engaging premise, witty script, and a perfect mix of laughs and scares, this film promises to be an unforgettable viewing experience. Mark your calendars for March 4, 2025, and get ready to dive into a zombie apocalypse like no other—where even the undead have a sense of humor.

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