Z-O-M-B-I-E-S 4: Dawn of the Vampires

Zed and Addison take a carefree summer road trip that veers into a long standing clash between two ancient supernatural groups. A Daywalkers versus vampires rivalry reasserts itself, and the couple quickly become unofficial camp counselors trying to dampen hostilities. With Eliza and Willa lending help, they work to keep Nova and Victor focused on a possible alliance rather than continued fighting. The plan hinges on keeping the two factions from tearing each other apart while a looming threat threatens everyone’s safety. Lighthearted music, affectionate moments, and quick quips color the effort as they learn that trust and teamwork can bend even stubborn rivalries. Their missteps and ragtag schemes keep the mood buoyant even as danger looms.

Directed by Paul Hoen this entry expands the Z-O-M-B-I-E-S universe as Zed and Addison take a sunlit summer road trip that triggers a Daywalkers versus vampires standoff. It derives from Joseph Raso, Josh A Cagan, and David Light, with Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly returning to their roles, and the ensemble chemistry adding energy.

Box office data isn’t applicable here since this is a TV movie released for television. There was no traditional theatrical run and no worldwide gross to report, which is typical for this format and distribution on streaming channels.

Audiences give the film about 6.9 out of 10 based on 136 votes, reflecting a light mix of fantasy, music, romance, and family friendly humor. The story emphasizes teamwork, bridging rival factions, and choosing trust over fear, with small but heartfelt character moments that land. The humor lands with quick one liners and musical numbers that feel familiar to fans.

Even as a 2025 release the film signals the franchise's ongoing appeal to families and fans. Its blend of music, humor, and supernatural romance invites fan art, playlists, and online discussions among younger viewers, helping to sustain enthusiasm for the series during the gap between installments and fueling social media chatter.