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Tandis que La Havane est prise d’assaut par une armée de zombies assoiffés de chair humaine, les médias officiels laissent entendre au monde entier que ce désordre est le fait d’un groupe de dissidents politiques soutenus par le gouvernement américain. La ville est prise de panique jusqu’au moment où Juan vient à la rescousse. Il a en effet découvert qu’il pouvait tuer les morts vivants en réduisant leurs cerveaux en bouillie, et il décide donc de monter sa propre affaire sous le slogan : « Nous tuons vos « chairs » et tendres ! ». Juan parvient ainsi à se faire un peu d’argent de poche en dézinguant les morts vivants.
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Fun and funny, a good zombie comedy. Well worth a watch.
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Not only is this a bad movie, it's also a very boring zombie film that inexplicably despises gay people. There's no conclusion, the movie ends by trying to force a sequel that never came. The movie restarts several times, where they end up with a team, lose their team, create a new team, lose their team, and build yet another team through montage after montage. Two steps forward, two steps back. There's no actual middle section of the movie. There's no stakes, there's no plot, the characters are unlikeable with no arc, and they choose to get themselves into impossible situations that they immediately escape as they all have stronger plot armour than any main character in the 'Fast and the Furious' franchise. There are a few cool ideas but they are wasted and add up to less than 5 minutes of screentime. It feels like a 2+ hour movie, it's agonising.