The elevator pitch for Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead would read something like this: Think 28 Days Later ... meets Oceans 11. But the Las Vegas zombie heist thriller actually offers up layers of subtext reflecting current social issues.

After being released in theaters last week, the film will be available on Netflix today. It follows a group of mercenaries venturing into the quarantine zone in the middle of a zombie apocalypse to rob a vault containing $200 million. The New York Times calls it “an inspired collision of comedy, camp, carnage.” There's gore, there's action and plenty of comedy—thanks to the last-minute addition of Tig Notaro (who shot her entire role nearly a year after filming wrapped in order to replace Chris D'Elia).