Plaga Zombie: Zona Mutante: Revolución Tóxica (2011) YIFY - Download Movie TORRENT

Reviewed by ceddamaged 6 / 10

Almost a 7

Ten years after their electrifying second installment, Saez and Pares are back with a new chapter in their saga that began in '97, and let's just say they haven't changed their formula one bit. This is unapologetic buddy-movie chaos, straddling the line between cheese and gory delirium, a gloriously dumb, entertaining mess that spirals further into madness.Plaga Zombie Zona Mutante was one of my guilty pleasures from the Uncut Movies DVD era. It was chaotic, rickety, borderline amateur at times, but branded with a contagious love for genre filmmaking and elevated by a frenetic, monstrously energetic direction. Their style is like a Red Bull shaken to death and sprayed in the audience's face. I have a soft spot for Zona Mutante, probably due to nostalgia, but this one's even crazier, with a bit more ambition and budget. That said, I think I prefer the ultra-low-budget version that squeezed every cent onto the screen. This one has some ridiculously over-the-top scenes, but the infectious good vibes win out.The directors make the best of their limited means, attempting some epic, cheeky, rushed sequences that end up being great fun. Bloody assaults are handled with gusto, there are some nice gory parts, and the crude humor lands occasionally. It's sometimes referential, never boring, and generally creative. The overall silliness makes it a blast if you know what you're getting into. You can't help but cheer for these crazy Argentinian rednecks blowing everything up just for laughs. And the film's song is legitimately awesome.

Reviewed by BA_Harrison 2 / 10

A zombie bomb.

The first two Plaga Zombie films were reasonably entertaining nonsense, full of cartoonish gore and absurd characters, but Plaga Zombie: Zona Mutante: Revolución Tóxica really, really, REALLY got on my nerves, the inane goofiness dialled up to eleven. Directors (and stars) Pablo Parés, Hernán Sáez, and Paulo Soria are clearly aiming for a Peter Jackson-style blend of horror and comedy (Max is obviously modelled on Derek in Bad Taste) but what they actually give us is puerile trash that delivers the gore but completely fails when it comes to the laughs (in desperation, the film features not one, but two fart gags).The plot sees the three heroes of the previous films -- Max (Hernán Sáez), Bill (Pablo Parés) and John (Berta Muñiz) -- once again battling zombies, only this time around they learn that the reanimated dead are hosts to aliens that are planning to invade the Earth. The trio devise a daft scheme to blow up the aliens' mothership which involves turning a zombie into a bomb. However, Max develops a father/son relationship with the zombie (which he names Junior) that threatens to scupper the plan. This leads to some excruciatingly awful, intendedly touching scenes, with Max repeatedly wailing 'Junior' in his whiny voice. Meanwhile, Bill and John wander the town, encountering more zombies and a rogue FBI agent, none of which is particularly entertaining.Things get even worse towards the end of the film with a terrible musical scene in which the guys belt out a hugely annoying theme song while the zombies dance in the background. It was almost bad enough to make me want to switch off, but I had made it that far, so I wasn't about to let the film beat me. To add insult to injury, an end credits scene shows that the zombie/alien situation is far from over, promising yet another movie (which finally came out in 2021).

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Plaga Zombie: Zona Mutante: Revolución Tóxica

2011 [SPANISH]

Action / Comedy / Horror / Sci-Fi

Plaga Zombie: Zona Mutante: Revolución Tóxica

2011 [SPANISH]

Action / Comedy / Horror / Sci-Fi

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Almost a 7

A zombie bomb.

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