Then there was the part where the fireman is saying they bring all their tools with them, in this case, to open doors. They get inside and then, get locked in? If only they had some tools

No firefighters having any radios, nobody trying cell phones(which is only answered later on when someone says they don't work, even though he's not the guy we saw with a phone. I could've sworn he also said radios don't work, which doesn't explain how they use them later on but at the time it did explain why the cop didn't use it.

If firefighters and cops are called out to something like that, there would also normally be an ambulance.

The other thing was, I could understand them getting locked inside if they got there first before the other guys could respond to seal the place off except the cop that was there with them knew that they were going to be sealed in, so there was no reason to let anyone in, in the first place.

It's eviction night at the Big Brother house, but something very strange is happening; the dead are coming alive and attacking the living. When zombies attack all of the audience outside, the Big Brother contestants are unaware of the death outside the fan-proof (and zombie-proof) big brother house until the show's runner, Kelly, comes into the house and warns them of the doom outside. Stuck with even less contact with the outside world, the house-mates must sneak out of the house to get supplies, without being seen by the zombies.

I was rather disappointed that there isn't actually a She-Wolf in this movie; it's just a plain serial killer trying to play up the idea that she's a She-Wolf. Counting this one for my serial killer movie on the checklist, but not the werewolf category.