It's been a while since I've seen a really bad movie. This one definitely fits into that category. The only slightly positive thing about this movie were the actors. I didn't know any of them but they looked believable. But that's about it. It's not because you have decent actors that you'll have a good movie. On the contrary, it all looked very cheap, like some students tried to make a movie, a bad one in this case. The cinematography was the worst. Bad camerawork, wrong choice of colours, bad editing, out of focus scenes, bad framing and editing, and so on. It just looked like a mess. The story itself, you could probably make something with it if you had money and some professional cinematographers. Now it was just a mishmash of scenes that didn't make much sense. The best thing of 2/11: Día de los Muertos was when the end credits popped up putting an end to my misery.

The movie starts interesting: A young man covered in blood walks naked on a street. A bunch of young scouts gets told a horror story at All Hallows' Eve.

Sounds as you know that?

Oh, maybe but than this is not your usual horror movie. It starts like one but than goes more into an police story. Because the young man is the brother of an police officer. And of course he wants to find out what happend to his brother....and his missing friends. The end....not for everybody, but still good enough.

The acting is not bad, the camera clear and the story good enough for 1 1/2 hour. So I would say, if there is nothing else around you can watch this one.