This oddly titled film begins with an army reservist by the name of "Kayu Tan" (Alaric Tay) having to serve his required military obligation at a remote training site. Being rather selfish and lazy he quickly captures the attention of his superior non-commissioned officer "Sergeant Lee Siao On" (Benjamin Heng) who has his own issues trying to emulate his father "Sergeant Major 'Mad Dog' Lee" (Richard Lee) who just happens to be the senior non-commissioned officer of the regiment. Needless to say, the relationship between these two young men becomes even more strained when a zombie outbreak occurs at the camp and Sergeant Lee is left in charge of the extremely small number of uninfected soldiers--along with an attractive female named "Xiao Ling" (Joypink Lai)--which he is obligated to lead out of harm's way. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was one of those movies that tries too hard to fuse two separate sub-genres (in this case a zombie-comedy with an anti-military farce) in order to generate some humor. The problem is that--other than the presence of Joypink Lai--there isn't anything here that even remotely caught my eye. And even then, she wasn't capable of transforming this film into a successful comedy on her own. In short, this was an exceedingly dull comedy and I have rated it accordingly.