Judging from the cover, it is a standard Tucao movie. The tough guys who have been printed on T-shirts countless times have become zombies. The beginning is a standard American movie (at least the poster is in the style of American movies...)
The beginning of the movie has a sense of picture It is very un-American, a little rough and nostalgic, and the colors with low saturation are very un-American. The story of the movie is nothing new, and it can even be regarded as the Spanish version of Zombie Sean (the story of a zombie movie...it's all like that...), but the director is well-dressed in the design of the details and the grasp of the slots. The British are completely different. The uninhibited and somewhat arrogant jokes of the Iberians are completely different from the British jokes that are a little gentlemanly and a little boring. Gay guys, big guys who are afraid of blood, zombie Juan, kill your favorite lines, broadcast on TV, all kinds of customers who hang up, all kinds of hapless people who are shot to death by speargun. Many of the jokes are a bit cruel according to the traditional point of view, and they seem to be nothing to the naturally arrogant Iberians.
At the end of the film, it uses a very American comic style. The ending seems to be good, but for a zombie film, who cares.
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