In the event that you thought Jim Jarmusch had the market cornered on zombie loathsomeness comedies this year with The Dead Don't Die, reconsider. Touching base in November is another genuinely wild passage into the awfulness satire classification: Little Monsters, featuring Lupita Nyong'o, Josh Gad, and Alexander England, and coordinated by Abe Forsythe.

The primary trailer for Little Monsters arrived for the current week subsequent to debuting at Sundance Film Festival prior this year. The trailer highlights Nyong'o (in what resembles a refreshingly amusing turn for the regularly genuine star) as the forever hopeful primary teacher Miss Caroline, who is supervising a field trek to a petting zoo. The day begins regularly and is by all accounts going great. At that point, the zombies arrive. Simply nearby to the petting zoo is a military base where a progression of tests have gone astray, making a zombie infection that spreads speedy. Miss Caroline and her co-chaperone, good-for-nothing performer Dave (England), get a move on ensure the children are protected. They're compelled to shack up in the petting zoo blessing shop with prominent youngsters' TV character, Teddy McGiggle (Gad).

Things get very grisly and senseless as the end of the world wraths on outside and Caroline needs to make sense of how to guard her children. Some portion of this implies guaranteeing the children that what's happening outside is only a game as she plays the ukulele to quiet them down. The other part means snatching a weapon and slaughtering whatever number zombies as could be allowed while wearing the cheeriest yellow sundress on earth. Rick Grimes who? It's Miss Caroline who is going to lead all of us to security when things go sideways.

Little Monsters touches base in the UK on November 5. Neon and Hulu have the U.S. conveyance rights and will carry it to theaters stateside on November 15. You can peruse our rave Sundance audit of Little Monsters here and, when you're set, look at the trailer beneath: