Zombie Juan is a comedy film about zombies written and directed by Alejandro Bruges. Zombie movies were a popular horror theme during the period of the traditional European and American horror drama "Ghost Show", but the zombie movies of that period were all corpses resurrected by witchcraft. It is not so much people's fear of zombies as people's fear of witchcraft. of fear. And horror master George Romero has carried forward the theme of zombies with the "Living Dead Series". The zombie movies of this period are no longer the type of witchcraft resurrecting corpses. Later games such as the "Resident Evil" series made this style a hot topic among young people. Zombie movies are generally in the category of horror thrillers, and the British "Shaun of Zombies" has become a special case of this genre by incorporating British dark humor, and this "Zombie Juan" is also the same. Different from the British black humor, this Spanish-language film does not have the restraint and stop-and-go of the British, but gives full play to the enthusiasm and fullness of Latinos, interspersed with all kinds of interesting jokes, and even has a sense of nationalism. love. 8 points.
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