Juan of the Dead 2011

Horror Foreign Comedy Action

Blu-ray distributor	Entertainment One
Release date	Jul 20, 2012  May 04, 2012  Apr 12, 2012  Mar 16, 2012  Jan 13, 2012 All release dates  Jul 20, 2012  May 04, 2012  Apr 12, 2012  Mar 16, 2012  Jan 13, 2012  Jun 18, 2013  Jun 21, 2013  Oct 27, 2012  Aug 24, 2012  Apr 11, 2013 Collapse
Country	Spain
Language	Spanish
Runtime	92 min
Rated	Not rated
Technical details	1.85:1

When la Havana falls prey to a full-blown zombie invasion, slacker Juan and his friend decide to profit from the crisis and set up a zombie eradication business with the slogan 'Juan de los Muertos - we kill your loved ones'. Before long Juan finds himself in the money - as well as in the unfamiliar and somewhat uncomfortable role of local hero - as he and his partner expand their ever-expanding repertoire of inventive ways to kill zombies.

When la Havana falls prey to a full-blown zombie invasion, slacker Juan and his friend decide to profit from the crisis and set up a zombie eradication business with the slogan 'Juan de los Muertos - we kill your loved ones'. Before long Juan finds himself in the money - as well as in the unfamiliar and somewhat uncomfortable role of local hero - as he and his partner expand their ever-expanding repertoire of inventive ways to kill zombies. (less)

Director: Alejandro Brugués
Writer: Alejandro Brugués
Starring: Alexis Díaz de Villegas, Jorge Molina, Andros Perugorría, Andrea Duro, Jazz Vilá, Eliecer Ramírez

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Review

Review by Brian Orndorf, July 19, 2012

George Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead” and “Dawn of the Dead” have spawned countless imitations and tributes, yet none has matched the endearment and cinematic invention of Edgar Wright’s 2004 comedy, “Shaun of the Dead.” Pilfering the playful title for another round of zombie slaughter, “Juan of the Dead” is full-blooded Cuban take on the war against the undead. Benefiting from a pronounced sense of mischief and a charming feel for horror violence, the film is perhaps on a little too slight to fill out a feature-length run time, yet it’s spunky enough to entertain and occasionally horrify ...read more...

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