Una de zombis
Aijón and Caspas are two aspiring filmmakers in their 20s despite having a huge lack of resources, ideas and contacts. Inexplicably, a woman named Carla (the source of sexual tension in the film) agrees to help them. However, if Aijón and Caspas want their film to be released, they will have to eliminate the members of a Satanic mafia of psychopath gangsters who call themselves "The Antichrists", which have returned from their graves in order to spread terror into the world and tell horribly lame jokes. -Edgar Cochran-
Why it matters
Una de zombis delivers a scrappy, self-aware zombie romp that captures early 2000s indie horror spirit with a distinctly Spanish twist.
- A cult-flavored mix of zombie gore and low-budget DIY charm that recalls the spirit of Peter Jackson’s Dead Alive before the FX budget vanished.
- Plays with meta-horror tropes through its hapless filmmakers-turned-monster hunters, offering fresh comedic tension and a wink at genre fatigue.
- The Satanic mafia angle adds a pulp crime edge, blending gritty gangland menace with undead absurdity.
- Not for polished scares or slick effects, but perfect for fans who savor rough-around-the-edges passion projects and regional horror’s offbeat humor.
Director
Cast
Horror DNA
Gore
43
Slow Burn
0
Psychological
0
Supernatural
40
Creature
36
Disturbing
0
Fun Factor
100
Cerebral
0
Survival
50
