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The crew decide to blow up a boat, but their inexperience leaves the scene up in smoke. Meanwhile, Bryan's anxiety level increases as filming kicks into high gear.

Tina's concern for the safety of her cast leads her to hire a fight coordinator even though John is against the idea. Later, John's mother makes an unexpected visit, causing even more tension on the already stressed-out set.

Bryan tries to create movie buzz using a zombie penis. Meanwhile, Chase decides to contribute to the film by bringing his own trailer to the set.

Bryan experiences increased anxiety as he prepares for his first kissing scene; at the same time, the crew attempt to film the birth of a zombie baby; and Gary must ask his sworn enemy for a favor.

The crew upset the townspeople while filming a scene in the local cemetery; at the same time, Tina prepares for her acting debut by going on an insane diet.

A dangerous stunt scene proves tricky given Chase's fear of heights and his overprotective mother. Off the set, Bryan sets Terry up on an awkward blind date.

Tina is broke after accidentally burning down a barn. To complete the movie, she must turn to the residents of Jasper for financial assistance, but the town is losing patience with the filmmaker and her crew. Meanwhile, Chase turns to his hero for help getting in shape

It's a struggle to finish the film after the town of Jasper shuts down production. Making matters even worse, John quits, but Tina turns to horror icon Robert Englund to get him back.

Robert Englund gives John a pep talk, and then the horror icon helps the crew plead their case to the town of Jasper. Meanwhile, Laura takes the role of Robert's assistant very seriously.

Tina and the crew need to find zombie extras for the movie's final shot, plus they have to perfect a human slingshot, but run into a problem when a member of the team is injured